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A metallic alien called Howard dancing to Lil Uzi Vert's 2016 track "Money Longer" has quickly become the internet's latest meme sensation. The weirdly smooth CG creature can be seen strutting atop the Statue of Liberty, taking on Mario and pals, and even axing his way through a door in (a potentially even more sinister version of) The Shining.

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Howard was originally created by YouTuber 3D Animation Land, who published the above video of the dancing alien back in December 2017 — and what a gift that has turned out to be. Scroll on for the best Howard the alien memes.

“Heeeere's Howard!”

Bedroom dancing

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Howard is actually old af

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Mysterious creature spotted

Statue of LilVert-y

He's taking over

What's your favorite meme of 2018 so far? Let us know in the comments.

Next, here are the best memes and reactions from 2018's FIFA World Cup.

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