Crowds normally flock to Pasadena, California's annual New Year's Day Rose Parade to check out all the fancy, flowery floats, but this year, everyone's eyes were glued to the sky as anti-Donald Trump messages flew across the clouds.
Soon after the parade kicked off, skywriters got to work dotting the sky with sentiments like "America is great! Trump is disgusting," "Trump is a fascist dictator," and perhaps the most straightforward of all: "Anybody but Trump"—which ended up becoming a trending hashtag.
Someone at the #RoseBowl knows what they're talking about. #AnybodyButTrump pic.twitter.com/xPwgA1qR9yJanuary 2, 2016
Faith in America is restored. This is being written in the sky above the Rose Bowl Parade #AnybodyButTrump pic.twitter.com/QgL0SoRWK5January 1, 2016
Some skywriting is happening over the #RoseParade, look up if you're near! pic.twitter.com/5C8yHFpbaEJanuary 1, 2016
Someone's having a little too much fun at the #RoseParade this year. (And there's much more) #Pasadena #Trump pic.twitter.com/KPmH2QrbGFJanuary 1, 2016
National ad firm, Air Sign, proudly took credit for all the aerial sass aimed at the current front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination:
Who's ready to see some skywriting? We are about to steal the show! #RoseParade #AnybodyButTrumpJanuary 1, 2016
Look up Pasadena! If you liked the Disney float you will LOVE the skywriting! #RoseParade #AnybodyButTrumpJanuary 1, 2016
After relentlessly attacking Megyn Kelly for no good reason, insulting Carly Fiorina's face and making fun of Hillary Clinton's hair (he, of all people, right?), this kind of feels like perfect payback, no?
Trump has yet to respond to the messages.
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