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Forget the Mueller report, today the internet is very preoccupied with the term "ontas." The phrase has been sliding into celebrity DMs and leaving many people very, very confused. It's actually a Spanish portmanteau of "¿Dónde estás?" - basically a Spanish language version of "You up?" 

According to Know Your Meme, the phrase started trending after Twitter user @DimeElets posted an exchange with actress Lily Collins that left her understandably confused. The memes, and confusion, unfolded from there. We're just happy to be able to send bootycall requests in more than one language. Knowledge is power, folks. 

For more on the Ontas craze, check out this piece from our friends at Ebaum's World.

Some things in life should never have a sequel. Dumb and Dumber definitely falls into that category. Sex and the City comes to mind. Most of all, we hope that 2017's earworm "Despacito" never, ever gets a sequel. Memers seem to seriously disagree. Deep-fried mock newscasts have been blowing up the dank memes scene for some time, promising a pt. 2, 3, 4, and so on. If you enjoy the idea of a dystopian "Despacito" saturated future, proceed. These memes are for you.

Because Pitbull makes it so easy.