CryingJordan.com now redirects to the Cleveland Cavaliers website

The “Crying Jordan” phenomenon where internet users photoshop a classic photo of Michael Jordan crying onto players, logos, or even object has completely blown up this year. One individual purcahsed the domain CryingJordan.com and has now redirected it to the official Cleveland Cavaliers website (try for yourself). The Cavs are currently down 3-2 in the series as they play the Golden State Warriors tonight. Will it be the end of the Cavs season tonight?

A bold internet hero Crying Jordan'd the @cavs website! ???????????? [photo credit: @woodymlb4] @kingjames #cryingjordan #NBA #nbafinals #nbaplayoffs #curry #stephencurry #espnfirsttake #warriors #gsw #dubnation #oraclearena #cavaliers #cavs #lebron #kingjames #uncledrew #kyrie #kyrieirving #basketball

A photo posted by Splash Mentality, Inc. ???????? (@splashmentality) on Jun 15, 2016 at 10:18pm PDT

Lebron joined the trend! #hairportrait #cryingjordan #lebronjames

A photo posted by Rob Ferrel (@robtheoriginal) on Jun 11, 2016 at 7:26am PDT

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