These 17 memes of Boris Johnson’s election vid will ruin Love Actually forever

Last night we were blessed with a Conservative Party election video. Blessed because it’s brought with it a whole bunch of hilarious memes, not because of any of its actual content. It’s a Boris Johnson Love Actually parody, which he is aptly calling Brexit, Actually.

If you’ve missed it, here it is in all its memeable glory:

Brexit, actually. pic.twitter.com/4ryuh19c75

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) December 9, 2019

The video shows Boris Johnson door-stopping some voters. Then he whacks out the cue cards, Love Actually style, which say he will get Brexit done by next year and we can all finally move on. He adds that votes have never been more important and admits “the other guy could win”. He urges the woman to vote Conservative to avoid a hung parliament and then wishes her a Merry Christmas.

But onto the more important bit, the Boris Johnson Love Actually memes. The internet has gone wild for the video, and the reactions are nothing short of ruthless. Here are some of the best.

1. Firstly, let’s address the lack of originality

The Labour MP for Tooting in London did Love Actually for her campaign video and it went viral. We’ve seen it all before.

The choice at this election… #LoveActually #MerryXmas #Tooting pic.twitter.com/laP589NlMm

— Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (@DrRosena) November 22, 2019

2. She’s got you here, Boris

3. Awkward

Missed one mate https://t.co/aii8r2fg50 pic.twitter.com/Q4LRtvJnPC

— Oli Dugmore (@OliDugmore) December 10, 2019

4. Did you think this through Boris?

pic.twitter.com/aq6lmqQTBD

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) December 10, 2019

5. Yikes!!!!

I’m afraid @Avaaz already did a much, much better one a week ago: pic.twitter.com/1EFcTb7zDk

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) December 10, 2019

6. This bit must’ve been edited out x

7. Let’s take a moment for this bit, and this bit only

8. Fixed it again

9. Someone had to say it

10. Well, when you put it like that

I know the Tory spoof of the scene from Love Actually is supposed to be a charming vote winner, but fortunately it's entirely scuppered by the inherently sinister nature of the shambling husk of unbridled duplicity known as Boris Johnson showing up unannounced on your doorstep. pic.twitter.com/akPqmwReyi

— Graham Lithgow (@grahamlithgow) December 10, 2019

11. Ugh classic

Didn’t think Boris had any self awareness. Then he bangs out a Brexit video parodying the scene from “Love Actually” where a guy screws over an old uni mate to get what he wants. Lovely stuff. pic.twitter.com/hfz6SZuxdU

— Iain Stirling (@IainDoesJokes) December 10, 2019

12. This is the best one yet

13. RUMBLED

"One of the cards… Boris Johnson didn't hold up was the one saying "Because at Christmas you tell the truth"

Actor Hugh Grant @HackedOffHugh, who wants people to vote tactically against Brexit, gives his view of the PM's version of the famous Love Actually cards scene pic.twitter.com/HyU9Uk47Sd

— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) December 10, 2019

14. I don’t think this was the plan

#VoteConservatives Not gonna lie that Love Actually spoof has persuaded me to vote Labour… Soz @BorisJohnson 🤣🤣🤣

— looking for molly 🌼 (@mollyamy3) December 9, 2019

15. Curveball???!!

Unexpected endorsement from Boris in that Love Actually video pic.twitter.com/z7ymyC6y78

— Robert Perry (Pez) (@pez_sez) December 10, 2019

16. I can’t watch Love Actually ever again now

As if Boris has done a love actually rip off. Stop trying to ruin my favourite film pal 🤦🏽‍♀️😂

— Becky (@heyimbecky) December 10, 2019

17. Straight to the point

.@DrRosena’s ‘Love Actually’ election video: funny, original, smart@BorisJohnson’s ‘Love Actually’ election video: awkward, unoriginal, didn’t that guy creepily stalk Keira Knightley in the film?#GE19

— Miriam Mirwitch (@mrwtch) December 9, 2019

It’s all just quite awkward really, isn’t it?

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