Ben Stiller's on the left, trying to pull off that boss move where his hand's supposed to be on top. But hold up, plot twist! We can't even see if he nailed it because here comes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, swooping in like a ninja. Bam! He grabs Ben's right arm with his left.

Talk about a power play!

Zelenskyy's like, "Nah, I got this!" Straight up stealing the spotlight. And can you blame him? The dude's a fearless, badass leader. It's like watching a superhero movie, but in real life. We'll call this one a draw! 🤣💪🌟

There it is. President Obama, straight up owning the power pose. He's on the left, hand on top in that handshake with LeBron. This is called, "Left of Picture," because whoever stands on the left of the picture their hand will always be on top.

It's like he's silently telling everyone, “Hey, I might not dunk, but in the game of power moves, I’m the MVP!” It's not just a handshake, folks, it's a masterclass in swag. Obama’s got that cool commander-in-chief vibe, making the power pose look as easy as sinking a three-pointer.

LeBron’s cool, but in this snapshot? Obama’s the boss, hands down. 🏀🤝🇺🇸💪

The cherry on top this fascinating picture is the irony of it all. Not only does Bill Clinton end up as the 42nd President of the United States (talk about goals), but in this epic pic, it's young Bill who's owning that power pose. He's on the left, hand on top, totally nailing the upper hand in the handshake game.

It's like a sneak peek of the future!

How crazy is that? 🤣👋🇺🇸🔮💪

Because the Queen's on the left, in the handshake world, this means she's got the upper-hand – literally! It's like she's saying, "Welcome to my turf, Marilyn!"

Now, let’s talk royal handshake etiquette, 'cause you can't just high-five the Queen like she’s your buddy. First off, you have to wait for Her Majesty to extend her hand – no reaching out like you’re grabbing the last piece of pizza. Then, it’s all about the gentle grip. No arm-wrestling moves here; we’re talking about the Queen!

And let’s not forget, no lingering! You gotta treat the handshake like it’s a quick tap – think of it as a "royal tap’".🤝👑🎥💃

Alright, so let's break this down... Nixon’s not just on the left, shaking hands with the King of Rock, but, at first glance it may also appear that he's also got his left hand on Elvis's back, but that's the pattern of the flag in this black and white photo. The President's left hand is down by his side, but never-the-less, he still has the upper-hand.

Sidebar... In the world of power moves, placing a hand on someone's back while shaking hands is like laying down the "I'm in charge" card. It shows that, "I'm running the show." 🎶🤝🎸🇺🇸🕺🏻💼

Alright, here’s the lowdown on that George H. Bush and Robert Redford handshake moment: Bush, being the president, goes for that classic left-side power position. But hold up – Redford’s got his own playbook. He’s keeping his right elbow snug by his side, making Bush lean in for the handshake. And what's up Robert with your left hand in your pocket?! Umm?!

In the world of power handshakes, this is like a twist in a movie plot. Usually, the big dogs don't stretch too far – they let the other person come to them, maintaining that 'I'm the boss' vibe. But Redford, he’s playing it smooth, throwing a curveball in the power dynamic.

So, instead of Bush nailing that power move, it's more like a diplomatic dance. Both holding their own, neither giving in – it's a draw in the world of handshakes. It’s not just a greeting; it’s a subtle game of "who’s leading who?!" And in this case, it’s a tie.

Handshake diplomacy, Hollywood meets Washington style! 🤝🌟🇺🇸🎥

Princess Diana's on the left, right? That means she's got the upper-hand in this shake-up, kinda like she's holding the mic! Now let's talk international handshakes.

In the States, it's all about confidence, you know? Firm grip, eye contact – bam, you're golden. But over in England, it's more proper, more like a royal thing. A bit softer, but still gotta show respect. So, when Diana's giving that handshake, she's mixing a bit of that royal English charm with some good ol' American-style confidence.

It's like when you blend two great dance moves into one smooth groove!

Lindsay Hansen's on the left of picture, which indicates she has the upper hand, and her left hand is on top giving a "hand hug." This is proper protocol in Turkey when meeting an elder - you either take your secondhand and put it over their hand or touch their upper arm or shoulder. It's all about that respectful hand-to-hand action.

But over in the U.S., it's a whole different vibe. Down South, they're all about the hand hug - it's like a thing when you're chilling with folks from the same place. But here's the deal, if someone's coming at you with that upper hand move, you can totally hand hug 'em back. It's like saying, "I got you, man."

And here's the kicker - if you're not cool with hugging someone for real, then maybe skip the hand tag and if you wanna get them eating out of the palm of your hand, simply stroke their ego by saying you've never met someone so powerful or important. It's all about keeping it real and respectful, you feel me?

Ella Fitzgerald's on the left and President Ronald Reagan's on the right. They're going in for this handshake, and it's pretty much a tie, a draw. Why?

'Cause Ella's on the left, but then bam! Reagan comes in with a smooth move, pulling out the handshake hug with his right hand on top. It's like watching two pros in a friendly arm wrestling match, each bringing their A-game!

Alright, so here's the lowdown: Nelson Mandela and Michael Jackson weren't just two icons crossing paths – they were friends. So when they're shaking hands in the picture above, it's not just any old handshake. MJ, the King of Pop, is giving Mandela, the titan of freedom, this super confident handshake. It's like, "Hey, we're pals, not just two stars meeting."

And here's the thing, when MJ met other big-time world leaders, his handshake game wasn't quite the same. It was more formal, less "Hey, I know you."🤝🌟💪