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Ben Affleck Looking Bored AF At The Grammys Is The Internet's Favorite New Meme

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People couldn't help but notice Affleck's lack of enthusiasm at the awards show as he accompanied wife Jennifer Lopez.

Last night's Grammy Awards brought out all the stars and dazzled viewers with incredible performances by Sam Smith and Kim Petras, Harry Styles, Lizzo, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson and so many more.

What the internet took away from the magical night, however, was Ben Affleck's less-than-enthusiastic demeanor that was captured every time the cameras panned to him.


Affleck accompanied his wife Jennifer Lopez, who presented the award for Best Pop Vocal Album to Harry Styles, but it definitely appeared that he wanted to be anywhere else.

But alas, his misery is the internet's gold, and it turns out that Affleck's bored expression is the meme we didn't know we needed...until now.

Viewers of the "Let's Get Loud" singer's miserable date had their fun, and now you can, too.













And let's not forget the person who made it all happen: a moment of appreciation, please.

We'd like to thank the viewers, the camera operator, JLo, and, of course Ben Affleck for this beautiful moment on Twitter.

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