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When the internet gods bestow upon us a truly eccentric photo of Nicolas Cage,Philippines you can count on the internet to go to town on it. Say hello to your new favourite Nic Cage meme: "Nicolas Cage in Kazakhstan".

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A photo of Cage in Kazakhstan wearing traditional Kazakhstani clothing while standing next to the country's First Lady Sara Nazarbayeva emerged on Twitter on Sunday. But, it was Cage's extremely odd facial expression which made this photo truly meme-worthy.

Cage was actually attending the 13th Eurasia International Film Festival in the country's capital, Astana, when this moment was captured...

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Some people made reference to the previous occasions visitors have donned traditional clothing while visiting Kazakhstan, namely France's former president François Hollande.

Cage's glazed-over stare was the subject of forensic analysis on Twitter:

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Is he adjusting to a recent teleportation? Is the stare the result of some serious disorientation?

Is he having an existential crisis? (Probably.)

Is he "dead inside"?

The internet -- blessed with new meme fodder -- didn't waste any time in photoshopping the hell out of Cage. Here he is photoshopped into this awkward AF photo of the Trump family with the Pope.

If we're going all out in the meme stakes, you'd better chuck in a shot of Chris Christie reclining on a beach.

Of course, adding more Cage facial expressions to the mix is really the perfect recipe for photoshop glory.

And, if you want to make things even more awkward, add the king of awkwardness himself, Jeremy Corbyn.

Good work, internet.

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