Flanked by pistol-packing generals, Kim Jong Un appears ready to drop the hottest diss track of 2020

Kim Jong Un has a clear message for his generals: throw ya guns in the air like you just don't care
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Kim Jong Un has a clear message for his generals: throw ya guns in the air like you just don’t care.

The pint-sized leader of North Korea reportedly handed out dozens of pistols engraved with name to several military commanders to commemorate the 67 years since the signing the Korean War armistice. 

According to Business Insider, the pistols are dubbed “Paektusan” after Mount Paektu, “a dormant volcano that has great spiritual significance to Korean people.”

Kim personally awarded the pistols to the major commanding personnel of the armed forces “as a token of his trust”

Korean state media marked the occasion with a publicly-released photo which is absolutely not intimidating whatsoever.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un poses for a photograph after conferring “Paektusan” commemorative pistols to leading commanding officers of the armed forces on the 67th anniversary of the “Day of Victory in the Great Fatherland Liberation War”, which marks the signing of the Korean War armistice

In fact, this definitely looks more like a would-be gangster’s album cover than a military ceremony, no? Indeed, President Donald Trump may need to change the nickname for North Korea’s leader from “Rocket Man” to “Lil’ Kim,” because the latter seems poised to drop the hottest diss track of 2020.

Anyway, I’m just going to leave this here: