This weekend, President Joe Biden has met with six other influential world leaders for the 2021 G7 Summit.
Government heads from France, Italy, Germany, Japan, Canada, USA, and the UK have congregated in Cornwall, England, to debate the economy, the ongoing pandemic, and the climate crisis.
The weekend marks the first time that the 78-year-old POTUS Joe Biden has attended the event, after his victory over Donald Trump in the 2020 US Presidential Election.
However, as well as the many talking points to have come from the history summit, Twitter users have been sharing two five-second videos side-by-side to highlight the "difference" between Biden and his White House predecessor.
On the left, Trump can be seen during his appearance at the 2017 NATO summit in Brussels.
The former president hit headlines when he appeared to physically push in front of Dusko Markovic, who was then prime minister of Montenegro. With the cameras rolling, Trump then stands stoically, front and center, as he adjusts his jacket.
And in the video on the right - pieced together by The Recount and later shared on their Twitter page - President Biden can be seen walking arm-in-arm with French president Emmanuel Macron, as the world leaders walk and talk together.
Now, speaking to TIME just days after the 2017 NATO summit, Markovic called Trump's shove a "harmless situation that can in no way affect the excellent bilateral relations between the two countries".
And let's also remember that these two clips have been carefully selected to purposefully evoke a reaction from Twitter users. But it certainly worked.
Since being posted to Twitter on June 11, the post has already amassed over 4.5 million views, with many users commenting on the "difference" it shows between Trump and Biden.
For example, White House reporter Brian J. Karem simply wrote: "What a difference an election makes."
A second added: "How a Ballot can make a difference."
A third Twitter user described Trump's push as "The rudest thing on a diplomatic stage I had ever seen," which was echoed by another who replied: "That video of Trump pushing his way to the front of the group of diplomats was one of the most embarrassing moments in the history of United States diplomacy."
Another Twitter user responded to the video saying: "Biden doesn't have to hold Macron's hand in a death grip to keep his attention. All he has to do is talk to him in a civil fashion about something both of them are passionate about. See how easy it is, Donald?"
