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On Monday, Nike announced its campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick with an image of the football player's face overlaid with the text "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything."

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Yesterday, Donald Trump Jr., President's Trump son, posted a doctored version of the ad on Instagram, with Kaepernick replaced by the President. “There, fixed it for you,” the caption said, followed by "#maga."

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Whether Trump Jr. was aware of not, his re-edit of the Nike image isn't the only one. The ad has quickly become a meme, with everyone from The Office's Michael Scott to Marvel's Thanos getting their own version. Rapper 50 Cent even got in on the joke by reposting a parody with Kanye West that read, "Slavery was a choice."

In case you missed it, watch Kaepernick's Dream Crazy Nike ad below.

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