Just the headline of this Buzz Feed post made us laugh.
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It's funny either way:
-- If some folks were confused by the .
-- Or if they were just making mischief.
The latter appears more likely — or at least it's the reason the whole thread got started. According to The Wall Street Journal's Digits blog:
"Shortly after Kim's death, cultural critic was one of the first to jump-start the meme, 'RIP, Lil' Kim,' he tweeted. Thousands more followed."
When he did that, N'Gai Croal also linked to a about the Korean leader's death.
(H/T to NPR's Stephanie Federico.)
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