Hunter and Joe Biden Trolled JD Vance with an Ice Cream Couch Photo After Vance Said Joe Eats It “In The Most Ridiculous, Suggestive Way.”

Vance told Joe Rogan the former president got fed ice cream “in the most ridiculous, suggestive way imaginable.” So Hunter posted a photo of himself and Joe on a couch, cones in hand, grinning right at the camera.

“I don’t even know what to say anymore. Couches and now this,” Hunter Biden wrote in his first reply to Vance, pulling the old JD Vance couch meme back into the conversation. From there he spent Sunday, which happened to be National Ice Cream Day, working the bit.

First came a solo shot of Hunter with an ice cream, tagging the vice president directly: “Hey @JDVance. I wish I knew how to quit you.” Later that day he posted the photo of himself and his father sitting together holding ice cream, captioned “Congratulations Spain!” to mark Spain winning the 2026 World Cup.

The setup was a Joe Rogan appearance where Vance shared his read on Joe Biden’s ice cream habits and called it “bad staff work” to hand him a cone. “The way that he ate ice cream. I mean, it’s like, you know, we can bring some of this stuff up. It’s like they would get him eating ice cream in the most ridiculous, suggestive way imaginable,” Vance said. Biden is a known ice cream guy who stopped at local shops constantly on the campaign trail.

The clip made the rounds before Hunter’s posts ever went up. One widely shared reaction read, “I am not sure what to make of the fact that JD Vance watched Joe Biden eating ice cream and thought about sex.”

Then came the replies under Hunter’s picture of the two of them. “Usha Vance went into labor to distract her husband from this…..” wrote one user. Another kept it simple: “Joe and Hunter eating ice cream on a couch…” A third tagged the VP directly: “This cone is for you @JDVance.”

Hunter has been unusually visible lately, giving candid interviews about the Democratic Party, his father’s presidency, and his personal life.

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