Schoolgirl sets the internet alight as she meets Melania Trump

Attitude!

A girl who was less than impressed about meeting Melania Trump during a visit to the White House has become an internet sensation.

On Tuesday, 30 sixth grade students from Digital Pioneers Academy, a Washington DC charter school, joined Trump and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos in the White House Family Theater, said the Daily Mail.

The First Lady presented the 2017 film Wonder, about a boy with Treacher Collins syndrome, a condition that causes facial deformities.

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"The movie celebrates October's National Bullying Prevention Month by highlighting the importance of choosing kindness — a core belief of Mrs. Trump's Be Best campaign," a spokesperson for Trump told the Hill.

Melania Trump hosts 30 local sixth-grade students for a screening of the motion picture 'Wonder'. Photo / Getty Images

In a viral image from the event, which Melania's office tweeted, a little girl stands out from the crowd because of her indifferent expression.

She hangs back from the group, crossing her arms defiantly with a bored expression on her face.

A tweet posted on Flotus' account read: "Thank you to the students & teachers from @DPApcs who joined me & @BetsyDeVosED to watch the movie #Wonder in the @WhiteHouse theater today. What a wonderful message! #BeBest #BullyingPreventionMonth #ChooseKind."

However the girl's expression garnered plenty of reaction on Twitter, with posting a series of hilarious comments and memes.

The girl, who may or may not have intended to come across as nonchalant as she did, has become a viral hit following her brazen move.

"This little girl with her arms folded is all of our spirit animals… lol," wrote New York Times columnist Charles Blow on Instagram .

He hashtagged the post #IReallyDontCareDoYou" in reference to Trump's famous Zara jacket.

Thirty sixth-grade students from Digital Pioneers Academy wait for the arrival of Melania Trump. Photo / Getty Images

The First Lady was widely criticised in June for wearing a jacket with the slogan "I really don't care, do u" as she flew Thursday to visit children separated from their families at the Mexico border.