It has been seen widely on the streets as well as on celebrity and #influencer Instagram feeds. The Corbyn version was made by two friends in Bristol, and has sold out on their online shop. A big hit has also been the (fan-made) Nike and Corbyn mash-up T-shirt, echoing the NHS one that was popular a while ago ( as seen on pop star Jessie Ware). The shell suits the pop-socks and trainers the functional wear. Vogue published an entire piece on Corbyn’s style and how it mirrored the hip label of the moment, Vetements. STARVE THE NHS NAH THATS NOT ME #Grime4Corbyn /acZbAaPROp- Andrew Jones Fashion king Implausibly, even Danny DeVito got in on it, with 27,000 retweets and counting. The social reach for #grime4corbyn was also huge, with that particular hashtag trending higher than Corbyn’s manifesto on its launch day. Our reporter Iman Amrani went to the gig in London and found widespread enthusiasm and motivation from the crowd there. It seems that #grime4Corbyn has had a genuine cut-through, especially with the young and non-white electorate, though turnout figures won’t be known for a week or so. Radio Times even called it the “ turning point of the general election”. Who knew that a Pelican-mouth-shaped crisp would feature so prominently? Why is this important? Because politicians never manage to eat normally (see: Miliband and bacon, May and chips), and Corbyn passed this test.
Interestingly, Pringles has yet to capitalise on this usually companies on Twitter are keen to insert themselves into every narrative for maximum brand reach. Corbyn ate a pringle tonight /MA5pnBJi0M- melancholy egg yolk May 31, 2017
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