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We've seen bot-generated chapters of Harry Potter and Seinfeld episodes, so when we first saw Keaton Patti's bot-written Olive Garden commercial, we didn't bat an eye. The dialogue is hilariously and perfectly off, it's so bad it seems real. Alas, some (many) things on the internet are just too good to be true, and our friends at Gizmodo made us meme freaks feel pretty frickin' dumb.

It turns out that Mr. Patti, a writer who has contributed to the New Yorker, and, tellingly, The Onion, has written these fake masterpieces before. He's not the only one. The meme is apparently abundant on Twitter. The fact that even bigger media outlets fell for us makes it a little better, but we still have to hand it to these memers for their dedication and creativity. 

Rapper Post Malone might be an ink addict. The 22 year old debuted his newest face tattoos yesterday and the internet is pretty divided. The tats, which read "Always" and "Tired" underneath his eyes, were done by tattoo artist Chad Rowe - and later shared and snapped by photographer Adam DeGross. 

The art is hardly the rapper's first foray into face ink - which is something that some people on Twitter are keen to point out. While some people are relating to the "Always tired" sentiment, others are bemoaning his choice to have it plastered permanently on his face. We're fans of "freedom of ink

Kanye really took design matters into his own hands for his seventh album, YE. The album, which was released today, features a dramatic mountain view in Jackson Hole, Wyoming - a view that West snapped himself with an iphone X. Kim Kardashian confirmed this in a tweet, saying that the rapper and producer took the photo on his way to the listening party.

 The arguably gorgeous image also boasts the following text in a primitive scrawl: "I hate being Bi-Polar its awesome." Fans - and haters - were quick to pounce on his last-minute efforts, lack of apostrophe, and the bizarre text. Naturally, the cover has become an instant meme, with Twitter users posting their own 'shopped versions of the YE cover. Here are some of our favorites.

The "I'm Straight, I'm Gay" survey refers to the "interested-in" option you can fill out on dating profiles like Tinder, except people are filling in their own options with hilarious song lyrics.

A clueless (some may say optimistic) sorority girl unintentionally spawned our new favorite twitter meme after tweeting a vision of her "best life." The idyllic tweet from Mallori Taylor represents what can only be described as a white co-ed's version of the American Dream:

"LADIES imagine this, it's 15 years from now—your son is up to bat, your husband is the hot 3rd base coach, your little girl is cheering on her big brother at the fence,&you are team mom, taking pics with a fancy camera,&keeping the scorebook 

THAT WOULD BE LIVING MY BEST LIFE"

Cue John Fogerty's "Centerfield." 

Mallori's tweet went viral after two days, after which Twitter users began making fun of her relatively normie "best life." Here are some of our favorite jabby, pop-culture reference-filled responses.

At the very least, these amusing tweets and quips will distract you from your pain.

Watch out, people. Harry Potter's traded in his wand for a pair of guns...and a bathrobe? The Daily Mail released some wild photos of Daniel Radcliffe filming scenes for his upcoming flick, Guns Akimbo. The hilarious photos feature the star looking psychotic, waving the guns while dressed in a bathrobe, boxes and bizarre slippers. The photos quickly went viral on Twitter, and users are having quite a bit of fun meme-ing the paparazzi shots.