Congrats, Internet. Left Shark has officially jumped the shark.
After Katy Perry's weird Super Bowl halftime performance on Sunday, no one could stop talking about one of her dancers, dressed as a shark and standing on her left, who didn't seem to know the choreography very well.
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By Monday morning, the Internet was filled with every joke, GIF, meme and pun you could possibly make about sharks.
And now, less than 48 hours after its debut, Left Shark has died. Its death became official after a photograph of a Left Shark tattoo surfaced in a Reddit thread titled "LEFT SHARK FOREVER!"
The user who posted the image was not immediately available for comment, but posted in the thread, "Good friend just posted this tattoo her friend got today. Had to share the awesomeness."
UPDATE, February 3, 6:24 p.m. ET: Mashable has confirmed that the tattoo is indeed genuine and was completed by tattoo artist Rene Cordero from Kitchen's Ink Tattoo in Denver, Colorado.
Bang. By @instalame_rene #leftshark A photo posted by Deucey Clark (@matty_shark) on Feb 2, 2015 at 6:53pm PST
Memes: Always relevant, never stale.
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