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From PopCrave to text chains, here are the many hilarious ways people heard about the Joe Biden news

Massive national news waits for no one. (Just ask Wolf Blitzer.)

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It also does not discriminate in how it’s delivered. In our modern digital land-slash-hellscape, there’s no shortage of methods one can learn about breaking news, whether directly or through a small mention in a Roblox comment.

Yesterday’s news about Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 presidential race spread like a rash once it dropped, and internet users have shared the more, let’s say, interesting ways they found out about it. 

First off, there’s this text (which is how I wish I’d found out tbh). 

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Then there’s the ever-popular drag brunch breaking news interruption. 

Of course, there’s no beating our most trusted news sources: PopCrave, LizaMinnelliOutlives, and discourse on X:

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Naturally, the news was hard to escape across the digital realm, no matter in what dark corners you found yourself. 

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Some folks interpreted the news…a bit differently. 

For other people, their physical surroundings really added to the experience. 

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Great news-learning, everyone! 


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