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The 'Chill Guy' Meme Has Been Copyrighted By Creator Phillip Banks Who Says He's DMCA Striking Brands Using It For Profit
Phillip Banks is tired of brands trying to use his Chill Guy meme for profit.
Doom Shotgun Ideas
Needs more firepower.
26 Signs That Made Our Days
Better than your typical signs, these signs are hilarious.
Why Are 'Arcane' Fans Changing Their Profile Pictures To 'Jayce?' TikTok's 'Jayce PFP War' Explained
TikTok's 'Arcane' fandom is at war right now and it's all about the 'League of Legends' series' character Jayce. Here's why.
26 'Star Wars' Memes We Can All Appreciate
Love them or hate them, the 'Star Wars' sequels are here to stay.
