The White House has begun incorporating memes from popular culture and video games into its social media content to promote President Trump's Iran policy, according to recent reports.

The administration's social media posts have featured references to "Grand Theft Auto" video games and "SpongeBob SquarePants" television shows as part of its messaging strategy regarding Iran.

This approach represents part of a broader pattern in the Trump administration's social media strategy, which has increasingly utilized elements from pop culture to communicate policy positions to the public.

The administration's social media team has also incorporated artificial intelligence tools and occasional sarcasm into its digital communications as part of its efforts to promote various policy priorities.

The use of meme-based content in official government communications has drawn attention from observers who are examining how the administration presents serious foreign policy matters through social media platforms.

This digital communication strategy reflects the administration's approach to reaching audiences through platforms and formats that are popular among social media users, particularly younger demographics who frequently engage with meme-based content.