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GIFs Of 2016 That Perfectly Summarize The Year

People now like to simply express what they’re thinking and feeling with a GIF

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GIFs Of 2016 That Perfectly Summarize The Year
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A picture is worth a thousand words, but a moving picture or a GIF, can say a lot more than that. GIPHY released the top 25 GIFs of 2016, some of which are perfect ways to describe things that have happened in 2016 and life in general. For example...


Illustrated Obama mic drop

Obama pick that mic back up and tell us that you are going to stay in office... please....

Crying Michael Jordan

This has been used in many situations throughout the year

Minions

Who doesn't love these little yellow dudes?

'Sup Seal

He is just so cute, and apparently the people of Tinder have often used him to message others...

Buffy's reaction to alcohol

Many of us can relate to this reaction...

Hillary Clinton

Well... she didn't win the election and technically she didn't make the list as well, Kate McKinnon on SNL did

'People vs OJ Simpson'

I am begging you from my soul to.... raise my grade... not vote for Trump... bring me food... it fits in just about any situation (except putting the glove on)

Slipping Penguin

How we all feel about this year...

Hello Bear

He gives us hope

Unamused Old Lady

Sums up our reactions to a lot of events this year... and then we just have to deal with it which leads us to...

Deal with it cat

B**** better have my money

Rihanna also sums up how we feel saying goodbye to 2016 and hello to 2017...





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