During your next game of word association with Donald Trump,Bawdy Tales of Edo: Octopus & Sea Shell tiny hands, orange skin and pursed lips might not be the first things that come to mind.
Artist Mike Mitchell noticed something entirely different and unique about Trump: his chin, or more specifically, how his chin resembles a frog. Once you've witnessed the brilliance, chances are you'll never look at a photograph of the president the same way again.
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Mitchell introduced his revelation with a hilarious headline: "BREAKING," his tweet read. "Trump Introduces us to His Newest Cabinet Member, a Frog Painted on His Face." From there, he shared with the world a variety of examples to prove that it's not something Trump will be able chalk up to weird camera angles—this is a thing.
Each image Mitchell shared has an equally hilarious headline accompanying the frog chins.
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In case you're a fan of frogs but not the president, someone has graciously photoshopped Trump from the images.
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On top of that, someone found time to animate the gem of a discovery.
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Fortunately, this frog has nothing to do with alt-right symbol Pepe the Frog, so use at your convenience.
(H/T The Daily Dot)
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