The "it is what it is" meme originated from a 2002 interview with professional boxer Mike Tyson. In the interview, Tyson was asked about his relationship with his trainer and responded with "it is what it is." This phrase became popular on the internet as a way to express acceptance of a situation or circumstance that cannot be changed. The meme is often used humorously to acknowledge a frustrating or undesirable outcome with resignation. It has since been widely used in various contexts to convey a sense of resignation or apathy.
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