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Justin Bieber was Saved by the Bell!

Your mind is about to be blown, what with this 'mind blowingly meta' post from Jade!  Once again, we see an instance of celebrities enjoying their spot in the meta limelight.  This might just be a pattern.

Tiffani Thiessen And Justin Bieber Create A “Saved By The Bell” T-Shirt Vortex

It all started when Justin Bieber wore a Kelly Kapowski T-shirt to the MuchMusic Video Awards. Shortly after, Tiffani Amber Thiessen, who of course played Kelly on “Saved by the Bell,” decided to wear a Justin Bieber T-shirt to the premiere of “Horrible Bosses.” “I’m just trying to show the love back,” said Tiffani. “He’s adorable.” [NY Mag]

Tiffani Amber-Thiessen in Justin Bieber t-shirt

But things got way, way, way more meta from there…






Over the weekend, Dustin Diamond, aka Screech, showed up to an event wearing a T-shirt of Tiffani wearing a T-shirt of Bieber wearing her T-shirt.

Then Mario Lopez rocked a tank top featuring Dustin wearing the T-shirt of Tiffani wearing the T-shirt of Justin. [Buzzfeed]

Then, Dennis Haskins, better known as Mr. Belding, showed up to an event wearing a T-shirt of Zach Morris wearing a T-shirt of Mario Lopez wearing a T-shirt of Dustin Diamond, etc, etc, etc. [Buzzfeed]

And in the final level of meta—maybe?—we get Max of The Max wearing a T-shirt of Mr. Belding wearing a T-shirt of Zach Morris wearing a T-shirt of Mario Lopez wearing a T-shirt of Dustin Diamond wearing a T-shirt of Tiffani Amber Thiessen wearing a T-shirt of Justin Bieber wearing her T-shirt. [Buzzfeed] And thus a meme is internet meme is born.

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