8 Best Signs From The People's March To Protest Brexit

After a week of turmoil for Brexit talks, there was a massive turn out on Saturday to protest Brexit and demand a second referendum. One million people took to the streets of London and many these protesters were armed with hilarious signs.

Here are our 8 of the best signs from Saturday's Brexit protest:

1.Fyre Festival

A sign with Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson and Fyre Festival founders Ja Rule and business partner Billy McFarland. Two disastrous duos, you can see where they have drawn similarities.

A+ Fyre festival reference. #PeoplesVoteMarch pic.twitter.com/neCTB1QQgd

— Raphael Satter (@razhael) March 23, 2019

2.When Geri left the Spice Girls

A spot on Spice Girls reference, poor Geri.

Sign at the London anti Brexit protest (friend posted) pic.twitter.com/BtjOZ0OqbM

— Jackie Kashian is in an airport (@jackiekashian) October 20, 2018

3.Ikea has better Cabinets

Brilliant, Ikea is proving to have more reliable cabinets.

'Ikea has better cabinets'? from r/brexit

4.Fromage not Farage

Love this slogan. A lot of food reference came through from the protest to highlight the need for a multicultural society in the UK.

"Fromage not Farage" - best sign from #marchforeurope pic.twitter.com/TCXayv2oQf

— Dr Ben White (@drbenwhite) July 2, 2016

5. Proof that pulling out does not work

This mother, daughter duo have a fantastic sense of humour with this sign.

This Brexit protest sign from r/pics

6.Simple but to the point- Stop Brexit

This old man with his tiny cardboard sign is adorable. You tell them!

This old man with his little sign at the brexit protest. from r/pics

7. Never gonna give "EU" up

A clever play on words and nod to the Rick Astley classic never gonna give you up.

This #Brexit sign is ?? pic.twitter.com/zlyAaCWhZB

— Gabby D. (@GabnDad) March 23, 2019

8. Aside from food, another reason for embracing a multicultural society

My personal favorite (the sign, not any one of the people on display) ? #Brexit #Remain https://t.co/2RV1idXF9S pic.twitter.com/mA3o7fThNa

— Susanne Henke ???????? (@LanguageGap) March 24, 2019

A petition to Revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU has reached over 5 million signatures, making it the most popular to have been submitted to the parliament website. The public has spoken.