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Super Smash Bros fans, we've got just the content for you. If you're not a Smash addict, then these memes may not hit home as much for you, but we hope you'll still get a kick out of them regardless. After all, most of us grew up at least occasionally playing the game!

There's nothing we like more than a super stupid meme, and "I'm baby" satisfies this love perfectly. The meme was inspired by a text message exchange between a mother and a babysitter regarding a home invasion back in 2017. Mom managed to get out "I'm baby. Call 911" and the screenshot went viral after popping up on Tumblr later that year. The text has become a pretty prolific shitpost, finally exploding this March on Twitter. People are using it for everything from selfies to self-deprecating tweets. Here are some of our favorites. 

Nintendo will always hold a special place in our hearts. Many of us grew up playing the classics like Donkey Kong 64 or if you're a real gamer OG, Super Mario Bros from 1985. Whether you're a Mario fan, or more of a Legend-of-Zelda enthusiast, you'll probably find something here to tickle your fancy!

It's the weekend, so you know what that means - time to catch up on sleep and relax...you deserve it. We don't know about you, but some weekends were just made for doing absolutely nothing, because sometimes you just don't want to socialize, and that's okay! Here are some memes to help you with the relaxation you desire!

Some memes and Tweets to celebrate today's release of the newest installment in the Super Smash Bros universe!

Warning: spoilers ahead!

Get it? Wii chuckle...? We know, bad pun, but we hope you'll enjoy these Nintendo-related memes regardless.

We think these memes and pics will be enjoyable for everyone, not just the gamers.

Twitter user Eric Smith tweeted about a horrible first date he witnessed recently where one person was a Harry Potter fan and the other tragically was not. The tweet inspired others to make parody tweets of dates going similarly poorly.

We've got memes comin' through!

This one's for the gamers.

In mid-June 2017, Netflix Latino's facebook account posted a nine paneled collage to their page. The image features 8 popular supporting characters from the network's series, with 13 Reasons Why villain Courtney Crimsen in the center. The text on every other character describes how they conquered viewers hearts, and on the image of Courtney is a bold "Tu No." The format of the collage has proved to be a great meme template, lending itself to topics such as gaming, Star Wars, and even memes such as "Boneless Pizza."

It is Day 2 of the most highly anticipated week in the world of video games, and just like any other year, the verdict is already out on the Big Three's press conferences. Check out the highlights of gamers' reactions to E3 2017 so far: