As soon as the Patriots looked vulnerable in the AFC championship game, aspiring sportswriters and enterprising retweet fiends began working on Tom Brady x Crying Jordan photoshops. This is how the Internet works now, or really how it’s worked for a while just now the timeline is sped up so fast it’s instantaneous.
Crying Jordan was the real winner of the AFC Championship
Anyway, when the Patriots lost, Twitter turned into a sea of Crying Jordan memes. Let’s enjoy them!
1. The standard Crying Jordan.
— alfi hendrix (@ClutchLikeRomo) January 24, 2016
2. The standard, with a little extra
I. HATE. TWITTER. pic.twitter.com/I95HmqvQjp
— Jan 29th ♒️ (@_ThatGuyWill) January 24, 2016
3. The “Even Big Boi is tweeting these now”
— Big Boi (@BigBoi) January 25, 2016
4. The high-five fail
Who's Lost 3 Straight Playoff Games to Peyton Manning? #BroncosCountryPlayoffs #NEvsDEN #Broncos pic.twitter.com/dsoBWourjI
— Justin Hardie (@OrangeHardie) January 24, 2016
5. The logo transformation
Time to take crying Jordan meme to the next level #Pats #NEvsDEN @PeejeT @PeteBlackburn @JRSportBrief @Lahlahlindsey pic.twitter.com/TvMQsLzAqT
— Josh Sánchez (@jnsanchez) January 24, 2016
6. The dang Courtroom Tom Brady x Crying Jordan meme collision
@ProHoopsHistory @jemelehill pic.twitter.com/G7Uu5l0Fbs
— Bryce Wood (@woodymlb4) January 24, 2016
If there’s a lesson in all of this, it’s one we take from Michael Jordan’s own son:
I see the crying meme of my Dad is here to stay for2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣6️⃣
— Marcus Jordan (@HEIRMJ) January 24, 2016
Memes are good.
