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Just when you thought you'd seen every single one of these 'Leonardo DiCaprio Laughing' memes from the movie Django Unchained, they just keep on coming. Check out our last gallery in case you missed it!

We all know people who love to play the victim card constantly, whether it's justified or not. These memes make fun of that sentiment with a cult classic favorite - Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Click here for more Monty Python memes!

If you haven't heard (or understandably just don't give a crap), Kanye West has started preaching the Gospel in his newest album, Jesus is King. He's even given up swearing, and has vowed to change his old lyrics to cleaner versions. No, we're not joking. 

The album hasn't received the best reviews so far (apart from Donald Trump Jr.'s favorable remarks), but the song "Closed on Sunday" has gotten a fair amount of attention for its mock-worthy lyric, "closed on a Sunday, you're my Chick-Fil-A" in reference to the fast food chain's well-known Christian morals. 

Need we say anymore?

We don't want to say that Apple often comes out with stupid products, but Apple often comes out with stupid products. First it was the computer stand costing a cool $1,000, and then it was the Airpod that many have complained falls out of their ears. And finally, we have the Airpods Pro, which resemble a Pokemon and cost just $250! It's almost like Apple is trying to rip us off! Almost. 

What incredibly stupid product will they come up with next! Stay tuned to find out!

The internet's latest obsession is with "Cliff Wife," which stems from YouTuber Shonduras's video "JENNY FELL OFF THE TRAIL...scary moment for our family," where his wife Jenny unimpressively tumbles off the trail onto some rocks while hiking.

Accordingly, the internet has started mocking the incident as "over-dramatic" with memes and reaction tweets. Is this super mean and totally going too far? Probably, but it should come as no surprise that the internet often shows no mercy when it comes to capitalizing off of someone else's pain.

So anyway, here are some of the best reactions that we've been able to find. Enjoy!

This trending meme was inspired by Peter Parker mentoring Miles Morales in Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse,, which turned into a satirical meme mocking things that are perceived as inferior by the internet.