
News
Share
Published 13:46 3 Jun 2025 BST
Updated 16:14 3 Jun 2025 BST
Donald Trump is the target of mockery once again after cameras catch a glimpse of his lock screen.
The US president was roasted online after his lock screen was revealed on Saturday night (May 31).
One of the many people to share their opinion online, was political commentator Harry Sisson on TikTok.
In the TikTok, Harry says: "Donald Trump was holding a press conference and his phone screen was seen. Can you take a guess as to what the lock screen photo is? If you guess himself, you'd be absolutely right."
When you take a closer look, it seems that the President has opted for an AI-enhanced photo of himself that was taken during his most recent election.
Harry goes on to ask his viewers: "Do you know how narcissistic you have to be to want yourself to be the home screen? You'd be constantly looking at yourself. Normal people might have a photo of themselves and others - family or friends - but no, in Donald Trump's world, it's a constant him."
The clip has accumulated a vast 71,000 likes and plenty of comments, adding fuel to the mockery.
In the comments, people theorise about the AI-enhanced photo: "Did he Google that and download it? Probably not, but it's a funny thought."
Another added: "It's like people who have portraits of themselves hanging at home. It's so odd."
However, not everyone is opposed to Trump's picture. One said: "So? I have myself too its quite common actually."
And someone else pointed out: "Lots of people do that, no?"
Explore more on these topics:
Popeyes to open flagship restaurant in Dublin city next month
It will be the chain’s first restaurant in the city centre. Popeyes is set to open its flagship restaurant in Dublin city centre next month. The capital’s first Popeyes location will open on Westmoreland Street on December 4. The flagship opening is set to create more than 80 new jobs and will feature seats for […]
News
10h
COP31 climate delegates push Ireland’s youth priorities
Ireland’s next generation joins climate talks Young people’s concerns about the global shift to clean energy are being brought to the centre of COP31 by two Irish delegates attending the summit in Antalya, Turkey. Fatima Elzahra Ismail and Adam Ó Ceallaigh have been given a leading role among the European Union’s youth climate representatives. They […]
News
12h
Public sector strike called off after 10.75% pay deal
News