The Tokyo Olympic Games are here — and if you're anything like me, you're currently watching it in the background while attempting to do work.
Australia has hit the ground running, claiming its second gold medal in a sport we tend to excel at — the swimming.
The one to grab our second medal of the Olympics? Ariarne Titmus.
Competing in the women's 400 metres final, she had a strong start to the race — which had pitted her against US swimmer Katie Ledecky.
Ledecky had the lead for the first two laps, but Titmus ultimately drove it home to claim gold for Australia.
It was a thrilling performance and I think I can speak on behalf of Australia when I say that a lot of us were holding our breath.
THE WAY I DID NOT BREATHE DURING THIS ENTIRE RACE!!!! what a moment for ariarne titmus #Swimming #Tokyo2020
Ledecky and Titmus spent the whole damn race like this, that was nuts
Check my blood pressure!!!!! That was sensational!!!!! Ariarne Titmus, you are incredible!!!! #Tokyo2020
Does watching an exhilarating race while sitting on the couch in trackydacks count as cardio?
Plus, it did feel good to beat the US at something — who have already got 11 medals to their name.
Watching American Twitter melt down over Ariarne Titmus beating Katie Ledecky will be *chef’s kiss* #AUS #Tokyo2020 #TokyoOlympics
But don't worry — there was no hard feelings between Australia and the US, or Titmus and Ledecky.
Oh, and take a look at this reaction from Titmus' coach, which is really just one big mood.
Ariarne Titmus' coach seemed to enjoy her winning a gold medal in the women's 400m free 😅 (via @NBCOlympics)
I can smell a new meme in the making.