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Can we please take a break from today's primary to focus on Alexander Camelton? ALEXANDER CAMELTON. Thank you. https://t.co/MLYB5XDmR4
— Sarah Knight, author of the No Fucks Given Guides (@MCSnugz) June 7, 2016
Ignore any headline proclaiming that the Lincoln Park Zoo has named its new baby camel after one of America’s most influential historical figures. Anyone being honest knows that unstoppable Broadway juggernaut “Hamilton” was the inspiration for the name of the Chicago zoo’s latest addition, Alexander Camelton.
I would just like to bring it to everyone's attention that there exists a camel by the name of Alexander Camelton. https://t.co/mj3gDdN6ap
— Meg Osborn (@actualmeg) June 5, 2016
Guys, guys, I know this is clickbait but there's a camel baby named Alexander Camelton in a zoo somewhere and I just can't even.
— Inez Stepman (@InezFeltscher) June 6, 2016
The little one has been named Alexander Camelton by his caregivers…a nod to the Founding Father and the hit musical!
— Lincoln Park Zoo (@lincolnparkzoo) June 4, 2016
How better to celebrate #InternationalUngulateDay than with a look at our new Bactrian #camel calf, born May 9? pic.twitter.com/CKZr1awDG0
— Lincoln Park Zoo (@lincolnparkzoo) June 4, 2016
Lincoln Park Zoo just named their baby camel Alexander Camelton and that's probably the best thing that could possibly happen today.
— Katie Passon (@lady_altitude) June 6, 2016
It was a full year ago this month when Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced that a woman would replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill. Curiously, after “Hamilton” creator Lin-Manuel Miranda visited the White House for #Bam4Ham day, performed a freestyle rap with President Obama about immigration and Obamacare, and met personally with Lew, it was announced that it was Andrew Jackson who would be getting the boot. Could a Broadway musical seriously have had anything to do with that?
I talked to @USTreasury about this on Monday. Sec. Lew told me "you're going to be very happy." #wegetthejobdone https://t.co/ZkLFuSmz8M
— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) March 16, 2016
Depending on whether you’re one of … those people who hasn’t yet seen “Hamilton” or at least listened to the soundtrack, your amusement at these plays on the lyrics will vary.
?How does a shaggy, one-hump son of two ungulates/dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot in the Midwest? https://t.co/vwO0orfbnF
— Sarah Kaplan (@sarahkaplan48) June 6, 2016
A baby camel was just named Alexander Camelton. Photoshop exists. Ergo: @sarahkaplan48 @ParkerMolloy @Lin_Manuel pic.twitter.com/bUPNJk9kbf
— Skunk Bear (@NPRskunkbear) June 6, 2016
Alexander Camelton, his name is Alexander Camelton, and there's a million humps he hasn't grown, but just you waaait https://t.co/y3QdUAB7u0
— Alex Nitkin (@AlexNitkin) June 6, 2016
I can't go see @HamiltonMusical in New York, but I am planning a visit to see Alexander Camelton this summer https://t.co/i3QlrtMrBE
— Kari DeHaven (@karidehaven) June 7, 2016
Even @lincolnparkzoo's Alexander Camelton can't get tickets to #Hamilton. https://t.co/cJOedhYzZZ pic.twitter.com/eCRlHeg2zC
— RedEye (@redeyechicago) June 7, 2016
So glad they went with this and not Camel McCamelFace https://t.co/Cenak9nIPS
— Ashe Schow (@AsheSchow) June 6, 2016
https://twitter.com/gilbertjasono/status/739894758684794880
If the Hamilton hype is too much to take, why not relax and kick back with a refreshing Rise Up Rye.
.@HamiltonMusical is Getting Its Own Beer https://t.co/N5xfFQnIRA pic.twitter.com/CebWPzZmOS
— The Drink Nation (@TheDrinkNation) June 7, 2016
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