These Are the GIFs That Had Everyone Talking This Year

Updated on Dec 26, 2014 at 1:02 PM

With 2014 coming to an end, it's high time to relive all of the GIF-able moments from the past year that we couldn't help watching over (and over) again. From award show moments like John Travolta's infamous "Adele Dazeem" flub to Jennifer Lawrence's adorable antics on the red carpet, this year is definitely one that is best relived through GIFs. Keep reading for the best GIF moments in the entertainment world, and, if you want to relive more pop culture moments, be sure to check out our dictionary of the hottest new phrases for 2014! Source: Getty / Frederick M. Brown

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When Blue Ivy Danced to Beyoncé

NBC

When Emma Thompson Was Over It at the Golden Globes

NBC

When Julia Louis-Dreyfus Shut Down Reese Witherspoon

When Jennifer Lawrence Fell (Again) at the Oscars

MTV

When Rita Ora Helped Zac Efron With His Shirt

NBC

When the Winter Olympics Let Us Down

CSPAN

When Joe Biden Got Joe Biden-y During the State of the Union

MTV

When Beyoncé Made an F-word Statement

ABC

When All of Your Favorites Took a Selfie at the Oscars

NBC

When Jennifer Lawrence Videobombed Taylor Swift

ABC

When John Travolta Invented a New Name For Idina Menzel

MTV

When Katy Perry and Sam Smith Gave Miley Cyrus Side-Eye

CBS

When Britney Spears Was Pleased

MTV

When Nicki Minaj Brought "Anaconda" to the VMAs

ABC

When Taylor Proved She Was Selena Gomez's Biggest Fan

CBS

And Danced Like This to Kendrick Lamar

When Prince George Rejected His New Toy

NBC

When Tina Fey Landed the Best Award Show Zinger on Leonardo DiCaprio

Netflix

When House of Cards Gave Us a "Threechum"

And When Sons of Anarchy Gave Us THIS

When This News Anchor Was Unimpressed

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When the Obama Girls Were Like, "Ugh, Dad!"

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These Are the GIFs That Had Everyone Talking This Year

When Blue Ivy Danced to Beyoncé

When Emma Thompson Was Over It at the Golden Globes

When Julia Louis-Dreyfus Shut Down Reese Witherspoon

When Jennifer Lawrence Fell (Again) at the Oscars

When Rita Ora Helped Zac Efron With His Shirt

When the Winter Olympics Let Us Down

When Joe Biden Got Joe Biden-y During the State of the Union

When Beyoncé Made an F-word Statement

When All of Your Favorites Took a Selfie at the Oscars

When Jennifer Lawrence Videobombed Taylor Swift

When John Travolta Invented a New Name For Idina Menzel

When Katy Perry and Sam Smith Gave Miley Cyrus Side-Eye

When Britney Spears Was Pleased

When Nicki Minaj Brought "Anaconda" to the VMAs

When Taylor Proved She Was Selena Gomez's Biggest Fan

And Danced Like This to Kendrick Lamar

When Prince George Rejected His New Toy

When Tina Fey Landed the Best Award Show Zinger on Leonardo DiCaprio

When House of Cards Gave Us a "Threechum"

And When Sons of Anarchy Gave Us THIS

When This News Anchor Was Unimpressed

When the Obama Girls Were Like, "Ugh, Dad!"

When Benedict Cumberbatch Perfected the Sexy Kiss on Sherlock

And Don't Forget About Tom Hiddleston's Ice Bucket Challenge

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