Mark Zuckerberg wore all the sunscreen while surfing and the Internet has thoughts

Mark Zuckerberg takes his skincare very seriously… or at least he does when it comes to slathering on the SPF. The Facebook founder hit the waves in Hawaii this weekend for a bit of surfing, but while he may have avoided a burn by covering his face with sunscreen until it was chalk-white, he was positively roasted for it on social media.Zuck was hitting up the waves on an electric surfboard (a $12,000 Efoil board, to be exact) with pro surfer Kai Lenny on July 18, according to the New York Post. In the photos that have been floating around the internet since, the 36-year-old Facebook mogul can be seen wearing a zinc mask that gives off some serious Joker (or maybe even Charlie Chaplin) vibes. Twitter users were definitely quick to poke fun at all of the pastiness going on.

Was trying to think of who Mark Zuckerberg surfing reminded me of & then it came to me pic.twitter.com/ybue3Prbkr

— Tom Reagan’s Hat (@RufusTSuperfly) July 19, 2020

Mark Zuckerberg will now only answer questions about Facebook’s tolerance of hate speech, fake news and the erosion of democracy through the medium of mime. pic.twitter.com/xtFf7Sn5U8

— The House of Lies (@TheHouseofLies1) July 20, 2020

Death in Venice (1971) vs Mark Zuckerberg (2020) pic.twitter.com/Af8Qgk2T1x

— Cinephobe ☭? (@Hyperjackjack) July 20, 2020

And now we know why it's called #facebook ... #MarkZuckerberg https://t.co/r6NFRTwWZc pic.twitter.com/V9Tu4om08d

— Faris (@SonglessSparrow) July 20, 2020

Other commenters were just as preoccupied by Zuck’s bum as they were by his face. That quickly became the subject of plenty of other tweets, and yes, a few close-up shots too.

everyone talking ab white face mark zuckerberg but no one talking ab his mf wagon pic.twitter.com/aU9BRYnia2

— Sam Thraxx (@sam_thraxx) July 19, 2020

One of the last things we’ll ever discuss is Mark Zuckerberg’s bubble ass

— Carey O'Donnell (@ecareyo) July 19, 2020

Zuckerberg may have been smartly trying to avoid sun damage, but considering he’s currently the fourth-richest person in the world (and one who has some seriously controversial views on the use and distribution of personal data), some people weren’t going to just give him a pass. Especially since he’s been in the news a lot recently over refusing to crack down on hate speech on Facebook and his personal bid to snap up tons of land in Hawaii by suing locals who own property near his $100 million estate.