In a new promotion for their film Spy Kids: Armageddon, Netflix brought back "the iconic crying kid meme". The meme -- which featured an adorable kid swiftly going from optimism to tears -- was ...

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Twelve-year-old John Phillips was the symbol of March sadness when the Crying Northwestern Kid meme took off. Now he's a freshman at Harvard, still following his Wildcats, and unashamed of his 15 ...

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As is true of any reaction meme, Phillips is more than Northwestern Crying Kid. Now a freshman at Harvard, Phillips spoke with Insider just after an Economics class.

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John Phillips, who went viral in 2017 for crying during a Northwestern game at the NCAA Tournament, is now a freshman at Harvard who still roots for the Wildcats.

Sports The ‘Crying Northwestern Kid’ who went viral during March Madness now attends Harvard John Phillips reportedly wrote about the experience in his application essay to the Ivy League school.