Macron’s response to drug accusations exposed.
Emmanuel Macron’s weekend trip to Kyiv has gone viral — but not for the reasons he probably hoped.
Macron’s history with social media rumors highlighted.
This isn’t Macron’s first rodeo with internet-fueled chaos. In 2022, he was accused of using earpieces to cheat in debates.
Macron’s strong support for Ukraine and EU unity hasn’t exactly made him popular with pro-Russian outlets.
From pension reforms to yellow vest protests, Macron has frequently been at the center of national and international backlash.
Critics call him aloof and elitist, while supporters view him as a necessary modernizer — a dynamic that fuels constant debate.
Some accuse him of posturing without action, while others say he’s one of the few leaders pushing for real diplomatic solutions.
Macron’s cautious remarks during the Gaza conflict angered both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups, with each side accusing him of bias.
He’s been accused of dodging interviews and favoring choreographed photo ops, leading to claims he controls the narrative too tightly.
Past videos of him dancing at events, shirtless in off-duty moments, or speaking sharply to citizens have all gone viral — and divisive.
Now, the spotlight is on the diplomatic talks between Macron, Merz, and Starmer.
Macron’s suspicious behavior questioned.
A clip of Macron appearing to snatch a crumpled white item from a table mid-meeting has sent conspiracy theorists spiraling.
Twitter/X users wasted no time accusing Macron — and his fellow leaders — of using cocaine during the summit.
Germany’s Friedrich Merz and the UK’s Keir Starmer were present, and dragged into the wild theory by association.
The infamous object? Not a drug baggie. Just a tissue, says the Elysée Palace — but the internet’s not buying it.
“It’s by denying them when they emerge that we weaken them,” said an anonymous Elysée official about the rumors.
Instead of ignoring the story, the French presidency is actively mocking the rumors to starve them of oxygen.
Independent investigators have found zero proof of illicit behavior at the summit — just overactive imaginations.
The President himself has made no personal comment, leaving his team to do the heavy lifting.
Neither Merz nor Starmer have addressed the viral moment, likely hoping to avoid adding fuel to the fire.
Critics claim it wasn’t the object, but Macron’s body language that raised eyebrows: a quick grab, then concealed.
Within hours, the clip was everywhere — reposted, slowed down, analyzed, and, of course, meme-ified.
Macron’s response confirmed.
The president’s office clapped back, calling the theory “disinformation” designed to disrupt European unity.
In a bold statement, Macron’s team accused both foreign and domestic actors of spreading fake news.
While no names were directly dropped, Russian Foreign Ministry’s Maria Zakharova was quick to share the video.
“When European unity becomes inconvenient, disinformation goes so far as to make a simple tissue look like drugs,” the Elysée posted.
Despite the explanation, theories persist — with many questioning the optics of Macron’s motion.
“If it was just a tissue, why hide it?” asked one user. Another added: “He acted like he was concealing something.”
The video has become a fixation. Users have zoomed in, slowed it down, and even suggested a cover-up.
The speculation continues.
While the truth behind the viral video may be mundane, the lingering rumors are unlikely to disappear anytime soon.
Despite the ongoing disinformation campaign, Macron’s office remains resolute, doubling down on their fight against fake news.
In an era where seconds of footage can shift political narratives, Macron’s team knows the battle against such distractions is far from over.
Whether or not the tissue saga fades away, one thing is clear — the political theater surrounding Macron is far from finished.