Cole Sprouse Donald Trump Prom Twitter Promposal Joke

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Former Suite Life stars Cole and Dylan Sprouse are masters of Twitter jokes. The twins have no problem trolling each other and poking fun at their work. But one of Cole Sprouse's recent tweets takes aim at a different blond man — and the internet can't get enough.

On Monday, President Trump took to Twitter to attack the news media, one of his favorite punching bags. "The Fake Media (not Real Media) has gotten even worse since the election. Every story is badly slanted. We have to hold them to the truth!" the president tweeted.

Sprouse had apparently had enough of Trump's claims about fake news, though. The Riverdale actor responded to Trump's tweet, "how many RTs for you to go to prom with me???"

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.@realDonaldTrump how many RTs for you to go to prom with me???
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) April 17, 2017

Sprouse's tweet has already racked up 32,000 retweets and 93,000 likes. Leave it to him to create a fake promposal — for the president of the United States.

Of course, it's unlikely that Trump will respond to the query. And that's probably not a bad thing, since Sprouse doesn't actually have a prom to take him to.

But that didn't stop Twitter users from responding to Sprouse's tweet in droves. Fans were quick to praise Sprouse's ridiculous tweet, adding GIFs and jokes of their own.

@mad_hill @colesprouse pic.twitter.com/MFQULklUiC
— Kali Huff (@kalihuff) April 18, 2017

@colesprouse how many rts to you and lili to get married
— jessica? (@whynotkian_) April 18, 2017

@colesprouse @realDonaldTrump better be ready pic.twitter.com/aJDmKUoMmw
— zuza supports teala (@buterasdecode) April 18, 2017

@colesprouse @realDonaldTrump .@colesprouse I read this tweet... I visualized it... and... and... and no comments... ?? pic.twitter.com/uk7ONjFWMo
— Evisa Isabella ? (@EvisabellaRose) April 18, 2017

@colesprouse @wishingjasparr @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/IHgsN5v9fT
— tyler (@joeftcarmie) April 19, 2017

@colesprouse @realDonaldTrump Can I third wheel?
— Vilde ? (@vildeoddli) April 18, 2017

@colesprouse @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/CIOVkrOt8L
— ?️‍? (@wizzardbank) April 19, 2017

And, of course, this infamous Suite Life GIF continues to live on.

@colesprouse i thought u were taking me??????? pic.twitter.com/hCK2kBTRc3
— ; vir © (@sprousewannabe) April 18, 2017

One Twitter user even created a relationship name for Sprouse and Trump: Conald.

@colesprouse @realDonaldTrump conald ❤️
— veselina (@onlyangelhs94) April 18, 2017

Sprouse may have a sense of humor about promposals, but don't mistake his tweet as an approval of the current administration. This is far from the first time Sprouse has tweeted about the president.

In January, Sprouse earned more than 19,000 retweets and 78,000 likes for tweeting, "Your brand is not in jeopardy by public opposition to Trump. Your nation is in jeopardy without it."

Your brand is not in jeopardy by public opposition to Trump. Your nation is in jeopardy without it.
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) January 29, 2017

Then, in February, he sent another tweet about the president, this one dripping with sarcasm.

Everybody complaining about Trump but club penguin is shutting down so maybe check your priorities?
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) February 8, 2017

And last month, he questioned Trump's priorities during his time in office.

Apparently the definition for American greatness excluded: arts, safety, health, diplomacy, privacy, nature, and education. But we got golf!
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) March 30, 2017

Trump and Sprouse probably won't be hitting up a local prom anytime soon, but at least the actor knows how to make his fans laugh.

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