Angela Merkel eye-rolling Putin is every woman being mansplained to ever

It’s been an eventful couple of days at the G20 summit, and it was all summed up by this reaction from Angela Merkel.

In an animated conversation with Vladimir Putin, the German chancellor was spotted having a very familiar reaction. Merkel’s eye roll was a very familiar sight indeed for every qualified woman who has ever had to stand there and be mansplained to.

Mansplaining, G20 style. Watch Angela Merkel’s eye-roll. pic.twitter.com/PXEI0WxyYH

— SimonNRicketts (@SimonNRicketts) July 7, 2017

The glorious moment was obviously caught by cameras and, of course, shared online. The GIF shared on Twitter was quickly spread like wildfire, with over 81,000 retweets, it’s clear that it has struck a chord with many.

What it's like to be the leader of the free world and have a man explain stuff to you with his hand. #eyeroll #Russia https://t.co/WXZbHKRjnr

— Sabra Ayres (@SabraAyres) July 7, 2017

Angela Merkel is every super-qualified woman at a conference or academic conference or industry party https://t.co/hWB732KK5H

— Ashley Csanady (@AshleyCsanady) July 7, 2017

We've all been there Angela. https://t.co/u9WJhqBiCG

— Nicola Slawson (@Nicola_Slawson) July 7, 2017

And this wasn’t the first time Merkel was caught having some strong reactions to her fellow world leaders. Yesterday, she was spotted having to bury her head in her hands during a conversation with US President, Donald Trump – a reaction we can only imagine was incredibly restrained.

Chancellor Merkel, you are not alone. This is probably after Trump declared "Ich bin ein Hamburger!" pic.twitter.com/lD4WogieVX

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) July 8, 2017

She was also copped throwing some serious shade at Russian President Vladimir Putin yet again, this time during a group picture which she clearly did not want him a part of. Her serious side-eye again was shared by the masses.

Xi, doing his best impression of a tree while Merkel and Putin do their thing pic.twitter.com/Tp5xK2KiaJ

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) July 8, 2017