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It feels like years since we binge-watched The Last Dance in deep quarantine. The documentary mini-series about the Chicago Bulls brought us great joy for about a week back in April, but the memes are more of a gift that keeps on giving. Most memes from the series feature the legendary Michael Jordan, who is as revered a character in memes as he is on the court. 

One of the more popular (and long-lasting) Jordan memes features a shot of the all-star paired with the words "So I took that personally." While Jordan doesn't actually utter that phrase in the documentary, it's well-documented that he's a pretty big fan of the phrase - and apparently takes a lot of things personally. He's not the only one to get fussy over stuff. This format pokes fun at many other people who feel they've been wronged. Think Karens and Joe Exotic. It's tough when it feels like the world is out to get you. But at least it makes for some solid memes.

We've always been honest about the entertainment that we offer you. It's a source of pride. We're not here to pretend that these are the best memes ever created. We're not going to claim that you'll be gasping for air from laughter. All we will ever promise is that we have memes. And they're funnier than the work or the studying you should be doing.  

If you ever feel guilty about perusing memes as a form of procrastination, we'd like to introduce you to history memes. They're basically educational, so you can browse through them for as long as you damn well please. Completely guilt free. Even better? There's a pretty endless supply of them over at r/historymemes. 

Dig all things Lord of the Rings? Do you love wasting time by looking at dumb yet funny shitposts? This gallery is for you. It's a healthy mix of old and new LOTR content with something for every level of fan. 

Pretty much everyone and their mom has seen Netflix's Tiger King at this point. Lord knows we've covered a lot of Joe Exotic-related memes. But for those of you who didn't know, before the show there was actually a podcast that some consider to be superior to the mini-series.  The podcast was created and researched by Robert Moor, and after the show was released he started a Twitter thread that revealed tons of dirty details we didn't get in the docuseries. We've included the tweets here, but you can get more information on the thread. Prepare to be disturbed.

Thank God for the existence of totally absurd sh*t like Tiger King that helps us forget about the coronavirus pandemic for a miraculous five seconds. And if you're craving more, feel free to take a little visual stroll through our last Tiger King gallery here!

It doesn't take a genius to figure out what's popping off in the binge-watching sector of the internet. Since Netflix dropped their documentary miniseries Tiger King on March 20th, it's all anyone can talk about. Especially on Twitter. Turns out a flashy and pierced gay man with a fondness for tigers and a bitter feud beats all the crappy stuff going on in the world.

A staggering number of people are currently in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, so it only makes sense that binge-watching would be at an all-time high. Luckily for the bored, Netflix dropped their documentary mini-series Tiger King as much of the world was forced to plant themselves on their couches. The zany show, which is filled with twists, turns, and unconventional characters, has become one of the most talked-about programs of the last few months. And the memes are unstoppable. 

If you still haven't seen the Netflix show Tiger King, well then you're missing out. Everyone's talking about it and it's helping us forget about that bad thing that's happening in the world right now. Scroll down for some dank memes featuring out man Joe Exotic, and click here for more Tiger King memes!

It's often said that good things come in small packages. That's definitely true for tweets. You've got to respect anyone who can make a clever quip in just 280 characters or less. These fresh tweets fall into this category, and they tackle everything from Covid-19 to that Tiger King show everyone is freaking out about. Here's to keeping ourselves entertained during these crazy times.