The 'Donald Trump Hamberder' meme originated in January 2019 when President Donald Trump hosted the national champion Clemson University football team at the White House. Because of a government shutdown, the kitchen staff was furloughed, leading Trump to famously provide a massive buffet of McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King. The meme's name comes from a typo in Trump's subsequent tweet where he spelled hamburgers as 'hamberders.' The image of the President standing proudly behind piles of silver platters filled with cheap fast food became an instant classic, used to satirize the contrast between high-status environments and low-budget reality, or simply to celebrate a 'guilty pleasure' meal with unearned confidence.