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President Donald has always been a popular subject976 ArchivesReddit's r/PhotoshopBattles. But since you can't look anywhere without seeing a photo of his face somewhere, the appeal wore off a bit.

But on Friday, Redditor suri09submitted an older image from a stack of German newspapers from last May.

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The fold of the paper and stack make it look as though Trump had a massive mouth, and was the perfect subject for some good ol' Photoshopping.

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As always, the Photoshop wizards of Reddit delivered.

Edvard Munch's The Scream was the clear winner.

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Of course creepy John Travolta was popped in for good measure.

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Then there was the nod to Scream.

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This GIF from As_a_Londoner was just straight up impressive.

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This one was a bit more subtle.

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Trump was dumped into other works of art.

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The man does love fast food.

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Honestly, this is fitting.

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Check out the rest of the quality 'shops on Reddit.

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