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Ronaldo's 'SIIIUUU' celebration is heard around the world, while Obama's 'Yes We Can' slogan is now just a distant echo in American politics.
CR7 has more Golden Balls than Obama has grey hairs, and that's saying something considering the stress of being President.
Ronaldo's tweets are in multiple languages, showing his global appeal. Obama's tweets are just in English, probably because he's afraid of being accused of not being American... again.
Cristiano can make millions swoon with a shirtless photo, but Obama needs a whole book to get people's attention. Talk about efficiency!