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22 Memes About ‘Byron Baes’, A Piece Of High Art

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The highly anticipated reality series Byron Baes arrived on Netflix last week and already it is a show that occupies my every thought and feeling.

The eight episodes revolve around Sarah, a musician from the Gold Coast, as she tries her best to fit in with a friendship clique living in Byron Bay. Within this group is love interest Nathan, the immeasurably cool Cai, vibe specialist Hannah, along with a whole bunch of quirky characters.

Throughout the season, Sarah struggles to make friends as some of the women in the clique, namely Nathan’s housemate Elle, label her as “fake”. It didn’t help matters that Nathan’s friend-turned-frenemy Elias also pursued Sarah, leaving some of the girls to think that Sarah was trying to pit two friends against each other.

Another person from Goldie who had more success fitting in this season was influencer Jade, who quickly fell in with the Bell sisters, Jess and Lauren. While Jade has no trouble making friends, he also made an enemy in talent manager Alex, who happens to be besties with Sarah.

Alex stirred up drama by calling out Jade for having fake Instagram followers, but not before he joked that Hannah reminded him of a character from The Handmaid’s Tale, and suggested Jess’ clothing designs were something he could have fashioned himself at Spotlight. In short: Alex is the messiest bitch who ever lived.

This reality show provides the perfect escape when you want to quiet your mind and just let the good vibes wash over you. It’s not the kind of series where the stakes are high and the drama is heightened. In fact, the most dramatic scene this season was when Elias asked Nathan to meet him in a vacant car park… and nothing happened. The question over whether Elle kinda-maybe-probably liked Nathan lingered from episode one to episode eight with a minimal conclusion.

This isn’t Married at First Sight, it’s a totally different kind of reality TV experience. Not much happens, but that can be comforting in today’s climate of natural disasters and foreign countries being invaded.

Where the show excels is the lol-worthy moments, whether it’s Hannah deliberating over whether dragons exist, Elle serving tuna at an ocean conservation fundraiser, or the many many Byron Bay clichés that appear throughout.

It’s just a really good time, and the memes are perfection!

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Byron Baes can be streamed on Netflix.

For more on Byron Baes, listen to our chat with Nathan and Jade here.