It is extremely important that you view some “Broad City” meets “Seinfeld” fan art, like, right now

At the end of every week, the official Broad City Instagram blesses us with #fanartfriday posts celebrating the beloved TV comedy and our kween duo.

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Today’s #fanartfriday gifted us all with the comedy mashup of a lifetime.

Do the character names of a certain Jerry Seinfeld and Cosmo Kramer ring a bell?

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Of course they do. It was Seinfeld. Jerry was Jerry, and Kramer was Jerry’s eccentric neighbor who had an aversion to door-knocking.

Seinfeld is one of the most beloved and iconic television series in existence — and it is still part of the ~cultural zeitgest~ even though its final episode aired in 1998. Not to mention, Seinfeld is also based in New York with numerous Jewish characters — just like our Jewish kweens in NYC.

Being that Broad City will be the iconic, beloved, and forever-referenced show for countless women of our generation, it only makes sense that an artist would illustrate this connection.

YAAAAAASSS.

The perfect artwork is by Polly Baggott (@pollybaggott_art).

In the image, Jerry is rocking Abbi’s strongly resented “Cleaner” work shirt.

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And Kramer dons Ilana’s famous crop top.

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(Also they are standing in the following pose.)

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Conversely, Abbi is performing stand-up a la Jerry.

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And Ilana is smoking a cigar in one of Kramer’s classic collared shirt and sports jacket pairings.

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Also note how the Seinfeld and Broad City logos have switched. #genius

The only thing that would make this mashup even better is if Elaine Benes could somehow exist in the Broad City universe for an episode or two. Am I right?