I Have Slept With Two Former Presidents — Leonardo DiCaprio in glasses lying in bed next to a blonde woman in a scene from Don't Look Up

I Have Slept With Two Former Presidents

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Published October 15, 2026

Netflix uploaded a three-panel screencap on January 5th, 2022 from the Adam McKay film Don't Look Up, showing Cate Blanchett's character Brie Evantee listing accomplishments like sleeping with two former presidents while Leonardo DiCaprio's Dr. Randall Mindy replies that he finally got his Star Wars poster signed by Mark Hamill. Four days later, Instagram and Facebook pages rewrote Dr. Mindy's half into their own impressive-versus-mundane bragging gags. By mid-January 2022, versions covering Call of Duty: Warzone victories and lawyer humor reached tens of thousands of likes on single posts.

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Overview

The exploitable sits in a three-image stack lifted directly from the pillow talk scene before sex in Don't Look Up2. Blanchett's text stays constant across edits, so the humor lives entirely in whatever anticlimactic achievement replaces Mindy's Mark Hamill autograph3.

Posts preserved the original screengrab visuals and only rewrote the final text panel, which let any community familiar with the scene spin up variants in seconds. Legal-advice jokes and gaming boasts both plugged into the same bottom caption during the January 2022 window, with Blanchett's two-presidents-and-four-languages routine working as the setup against niche fandom in-jokes4.

Origin & Background

Platform
Netflix (source film) / Instagram (viral spread)
Date
2022

Adam McKay's dark comedy Don't Look Up debuted on Netflix on December 25th, 20211, following two astronomers who find an asteroid six months from impact. In the scene behind the image macro, Dr. Mindy and Brie Evantee lie in bed trading icebreaker facts before sex, with Evantee listing an affair with two former presidents, fluency in four languages and ownership of two Monets, while Mindy counters with his Mark Hamill signature3.

Netflix's own Instagram handle stitched three screencaps into a single post on January 5th, 2022, earning roughly 69,500 likes within nine days2. Netflix produced and distributed the film; the actual exploitable template originated with that Netflix social team composite, and no individual meme creator is confirmed as the originator of the format.

How It Spread

Four days after Netflix's Instagram upload, the first fan edit came from gaming page cod.warzone.pacific on January 9th, 2022, replacing Mindy's bragging rights with a Warzone win from the night before and collecting 963 likes over five days4. That same day on Facebook, Dank Law Memes posted a legal-themed version that reached about 3,200 likes in five days5. A second Facebook page, You May Say I'm A Memer But I'm Not The Only One, uploaded an admin-flex take that drew only 38 likes7.

Instagram humor account whitepeoplehumor posted its version on January 12th, 2022, bringing in roughly 62,800 likes within two days6. Through mid-January, creators used Blanchett's accomplished-woman routine as the fixed straight-line while rewriting Mindy's underwhelming comeback for different communities, from gaming to law school to meme-page admin circles.

Timeline

2021-12-25

Don't Look Up releases on Netflix, including the Mindy and Evantee bedroom icebreaker scene[1].

2022-01-05

Netflix's Instagram account posts the three-screencap composite that becomes the exploitable template, earning around 69,500 likes in nine days[2].

2022-01-09

Instagram page cod.warzone.pacific posts the first known fan variant, replacing Mindy's line with a Warzone victory[4].

2022-01-09

Facebook page Dank Law Memes posts a legal-themed version that reaches roughly 3,200 likes in five days[5].

2022-01-12

Instagram humor page whitepeoplehumor posts a version that reaches about 62,800 likes within two days[6].

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