【Watch Illicit Desire (2017)】

One of the biggest moments (or,Watch Illicit Desire (2017) many moments based on its length) in the Democratic National Convention was President Barack Obama's speech, which assured America we aren't a hot mess before building toward an endorsement for Hillary Clinton.

And it ended with a hug, as the former rivals took a moment of respite during an otherwise hectic campaign season. It didn't take long before the hug found its way to r/PhotoshopBattles on Reddit.

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Surprisingly, the battle didn't get too political. For once, nearly everyone who participated saw this simply for what it was: two old people sharing a nice hug.

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And then they Photoshopped it, in some cases adding more old people (such as the othercandidate).

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