Following in the footsteps of K-Pop stans spamming #whitelivesmatter with fan cams of their favorite idols, others have begun spamming #BlueLivesMatter, a hashtag usually meant to promote police forces, with blue pop culture characters to drown out those using the hashtag sincerely.

#BlueLivesMatter trended Wednesday alongside #whitelivesmatter and #whiteoutwednesday as people from all walks of life joined in to celebrate their favorite blue pop culture characters.

The best boys in blue. 😎 #BlueLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/66Q0FXVKto

— DXJ Gaming (@dxj_gaming) June 3, 2020

So y’all just gon forget about these 3 kings? #BlueLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/nXW36KENMi

— Ahernandez_jc (@natsudragonize5) June 3, 2020

#BlueLivesMatter scrolling through this hashtag and NOBODY has mentioned my bitch BLUE?!?!?!? the disrespect is IMMEASURABLE. pic.twitter.com/jv5uKJXpIy

— Eliza Doe (@dandoeofficial) June 3, 2020

#BlueLivesMatter ANYTHING for them 😣😣✨🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/FF7WKMMM9D

— li (@yangscult) June 3, 2020

CEO of #BlueLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/qA8dQIFaNI

— Rachel Karp (@rachkarp) June 3, 2020

these my fav blue people 😌💙#bluelivesmatter pic.twitter.com/YRHTwFCEBk

— kathryn ˁ῁̮ˀ (@Kt_F11) June 3, 2020

Not everyone was content just to use the hashtag for jokes, however. Some hijacked the hashtag to share pictures of medical workers in blue scrubs.

my favs✨ #BlueLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/KMywnLIfsA

— Kylie (@airydipity) June 3, 2020

They were so grateful for the homemade fabric mask covers that were made and delivered to their hospital. Police had the face shields that should have been made available to healthcare workers on the front lines of #COVID19. #HealthcareHeroes #BlueLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/6wsXs6GmwL

— Janie🌊Call to order mail/drop off paper ballots! (@JanieResists) June 3, 2020

To onlookers, the hijacking of the hashtag was a welcome sight.

Devil working hard but Kpop stans working harder #WhiteLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/uoGXTpFrE2

— thebelovedx (@thebelovedx) June 3, 2020