Results: Ivanka Be Photo-Shopped!

At the G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan, over the weekend, French president Emmanuel Macron, British prime minister Theresa May, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, and International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde — real world leaders — are shown having an important conversation. And there, hovering outside the circle, is Ivanka Trump, who awkwardly attempts to join the conversation. One thing is clear: She certainly wasn't a welcome participant. Many are questioning what she was doing there in the first place. No matter how you feel about the current POTUS, you may have also questioned the role his daughter is playing in world affairs, with absolutely no political background, and no experience in the field whatsoever. Should she really be a participant in important matters like the G20 Summit?

Social media is having a field day, photo shopping Ivanka into important world events and pop culture pictures with the hashtag #UnwantedIvanka. She's popped up in The Last Supper, at the Yalta Conference alongside Winston Churchill, in the opening credits of Friends, on the Abbey Road album cover, in Times Square alongside the famous soldier and nurse kiss, on Mount Rushmore. Sometimes, like when she's photobombing Dust Bowl migrants, she's flashing a big cheesy grin. Other times, like at President Lyndon B. Johnson's swearing in, she's more of a pensive onlooker. Do you find these humorous?

Photo shop has been both applauded and criticized for what it can do, and has been used to remove ex-husbands from family photos, remove wrinkles and blemishes, as well as extra pounds and insert that cousin who never made it to the wedding on time. It was used brilliantly in some movies. Have you ever seen any of these two movies?

Agree that this is one of the best #UnwantedIvanka shots. (If you can't see it that well, she's peering through the window in the house in a shot reminiscent of her British trip photo). Do you find this funny?