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April 27, 2020 12:07AM EDT
Meryl Streep appeared on a virtual concert for legendary composer Stephen Sondheim’s 90th birthday, and had the viral moment of the night with her cocktail!
Meryl Streep, 70, can do no wrong! The Oscar winner is seemingly getting through quarantine with a cocktail (or two), according to her appearance on the virtual 90th birthday concert for legendary composer Stephen Sondheim! Meryl popped up on the star-studded special to sing “The Ladies Who Lunch” alongside Christine Baranski and Audra McDonald, and expertly shook up her very own martini at the same time!
“And here’s to the girls who play smart — aren’t they a gas?/Rushing to their classes in optical art,” she sang from the 1970’s song, penned by Stephen for the play Company. The 70-year-old was cozy in a cream robe as she joined in the virtual Zoom concert from home, rocking her signature wire glasses. “Perhaps a piece of Mahler’s/I’ll drink to that,” she continued singing, as she poured the martini into her glass (complete with lemon zest) and proceeded to take a very big sip!
The Twitterverse couldn’t get enough of the Meryl moment, and quickly turned the moment into a meme! “Here’s the Meryl martini quarantine gif I didn’t know I needed until tonight,” @michcoll hilariously tweeted, adding a looped video image of the Big Little Lies star pouring the cocktail. “Meryl Streep being the ultimate quarantine mood,” @streep_lover declared, while fan @sincerely__ivy wrote, “My new spirit animal is Meryl Streep making a martini and then chugging a bottle of whiskey after, while singing to ‘Ladies Who Lunch.'”
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