Stephen King's 'IT' Inspired Coronavirus Meme Has Social Media Rolling

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"Oh my God," wrote one person. "[Stephen King], you, sir, win the internet."

"I love it dude," tweeted another. "Haven't read a book in 10 years and I'm halfway through IT and hooked. Brilliant job Mr. King. Love the reference."

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"Awww, thanks Pennywise!" joked somebody else. "But for real, where's my boat?"

"You ain't right mister, but I'm not mad at you," added one fan.

"Lol [Stephen] King that was awesomeee!" commented one person. "but 6 ft back mother f–er. love your work!"

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"I'll use some leaves thank you," joked another person.

"We all wipe down here," somebody else suggested a new tagline for the film.

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"Pennywise be knowing we need that tp," tweeted another fan.

"Put a bottle of sanitizer on top of that roll and I'd consider going over there," offered somebody else.

"Stephen, you have a real sense of humor," praised one person.

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"Nope, nope and nope on that 'offer,'" wrote another.

"Pennywise must really be suffering with all these kids in quarantine," quipped one person.

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"If you wrote a book about a haunted roll of toilet paper, I would read it," commented another fan.

"I still stand back from storm sewer grates..... permanently suspicious!" added one.

"That is just wrong on so many levels..." wrote somebody else. "That being said...I'm wondering how fast I can grab that before Pennywise drags my a– to the sewers.... Wait... Does he have toilet paper there, too?"

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"King surely knows how to lure during this phase," tweeted one person. "Grab 'em all up!"

"Is this a cry for help or an invitation?" asked another person.