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Okay, we have to admit that we're a little Degrassi-obsessed over here, but we can't help it - the show brings back countless memories, including the infamous scene in which our man Jimmy gets shot, or us shipping Emma and Sean forever (suck it, Spinner). Such an iconic TV show of course deserves a plethora of memes!

In a world that is over-saturated with tired, stolen and regurgitated memes, Instagram meme-maker @adam.the.creator is a breath of fresh air. Armed with quick wit and some serious photoshop skills, he's been churning out some of our favorite original memes. Here's a selection of his latest and greatest.

We're here to help. 

Everything is going to be okay. Almost everything. Just a few things we need to go over first.

Mondays are not exactly the best day of the week for most people. In fact, a quick survey reveals that it is by far the most dreaded day of the week. While this is probably not surprising to anyone, few people are aware that you can fight that Monday fatigue using an ancient weapon that has recently resurfaced known as Memes.

While memes might appear to only be images with nonsensical captions that are for some reason funny, they are actually far more complicated than that. Memes have a contagious effect, causing people to remember them better, and feel compelled to share them with others as a form of social-proofing. Now getting back to Monday, Mondays are day of the week that many people have shared feelings about, so it only makes sense that they would also share memes about Mondays with each other. Some people experience varying levels of Mondaying so some prefer to share some Savage AF Monday Memes, such as those. 

The typical way to share a Monday Meme is to do so in the morning, most likely before lunch. Monday mornings are the worst, so it makes sense that is the prime time to share you Monday meme and make all those frustrated, depressed people just a little bit happier.

Let the memes flow through you. 

Ever feel like life is holding you back? The people featured in these memes don't. The "Living in 3017" meme format is generally used to describe someone using an unconventional "life hack" to make their lives easier. The low-budget nature of these solutions makes for some great tongue in cheek meme-ing. 

It's true: I've lost count of all the HomePods I've bought. Maybe 3 ply is the way to go.

We got the need for memes.

Yeeeehaw!