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The internet united over football this past Sunday - but not for the reason the NFL was hoping for. Even before the first play, the league had already taken multiple L's. Due to the controversy surrounding Colin Kaepernick, many fans had already expressed that they would be sitting Super Bowl LIII out - and for those who watched, it's safe to say they didn't miss much, especially if they were on Twitter.
In what is being called one of the most boring super bowl games ever, the most entertaining part of the day was scrolling through the endless reaction memes. Even those who know nothing about football joined in, roasting the horribly anti-climactic half-time show by Maroon 5 and the grotesque queso that Fox News anchor Dana Perino tweeted out. Super Bowl LIII was the lowest-watched Super Bowl since 2009, and the lowest scoring game (13-3) ever since the Super Bowl began - but at least we got some priceless memes. Scroll down below to check them out and don't forget to upvote your favs!
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John Montgomery 5 years ago
There's people even in the US that has zero interest. Star Trek won the superbowl in my household.
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electricblue 5 years ago
Sure, Adam Levine can go shirtless during his halftime performance. But when Janet Jackson does the same, she gets pulled off the stage. Ridiculous.
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Luis Milian 5 years ago
Rams and Pats played like they knew one of them are going to eat McDonalds at the WhiteHouse. LOL
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Tiffany Marie 5 years ago
Ah, we gotta hear about the Royal's and Megan Markle every other news article daily. Let them be irratated by US memes.
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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago
Okay, I know this is gonna sound completely ignorant, but what is sweet victory, and what is sicko mode, and why is everyone so upset about it?
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Oathbraker 5 years ago
Well if they haven't watched the previous ones they might find this one interesting. Isn't it popular mostly in the USA? I don't think the rest of the world cares too much.
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Oathbraker 5 years ago
Hey now! How is gluttony worse than lust? Lust can break up relationships and marriages and destroy careers and even lead to rape. Gluttony hurts only the person doing it.
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Master Markus 5 years ago
Yeah, okay, I don't know either of these songs and I can't go listen to them at the moment. F**k.
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John Montgomery 5 years ago
And this description is one of the reasons I hate most sports. It's second after being angry that they are the cause of any actually good show getting cut off.
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Daria B 5 years ago
Meh, honestly, I don't care about any of this. No need to shame Americans for being excited about something that's part of uniquely their culture and doesn't hurt anybody (hopefully so, hope it's not like hooligans in Europe, when they get violent). Just let them enjoy. Don't like the memes? Skip. No need to feel offended just because you - a non-American - were not included into something completely American. *shrug*
Ash 5 years ago
Totally agree. I'm American and don't care, so I just skip or don't click on those. Who cares, right?
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tuzdayschild 5 years ago
Countries outside of the US are doing a lot of talking about something they "don't care about". Just saying. As for me, I really don't care. I never watch football (or any sports).
diane a 5 years ago
Are we?? - When was it? Where was it? What sport? Who played? Who won? What was the score? What actually IS this SuperBowl thing? - it it like the World Bowling Championship? Looked though a few of these memes and couldnt work out a single answer. All I could glean is what artists played at half-time.
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Wanda Queen 5 years ago
PSA: Not all Americans care about the superbowl, so most of these memes apply to us, as well.
Daria B 5 years ago
Meh, honestly, I don't care about any of this. No need to shame Americans for being excited about something that's part of uniquely their culture and doesn't hurt anybody (hopefully so, hope it's not like hooligans in Europe, when they get violent). Just let them enjoy. Don't like the memes? Skip. No need to feel offended just because you - a non-American - were not included into something completely American. *shrug*
Ash 5 years ago
Totally agree. I'm American and don't care, so I just skip or don't click on those. Who cares, right?
Load More Replies... tuzdayschild 5 years ago
Countries outside of the US are doing a lot of talking about something they "don't care about". Just saying. As for me, I really don't care. I never watch football (or any sports).
diane a 5 years ago
Are we?? - When was it? Where was it? What sport? Who played? Who won? What was the score? What actually IS this SuperBowl thing? - it it like the World Bowling Championship? Looked though a few of these memes and couldnt work out a single answer. All I could glean is what artists played at half-time.
Load More Replies... Wanda Queen 5 years ago
PSA: Not all Americans care about the superbowl, so most of these memes apply to us, as well.
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