Cat Frazier mattered.
Frazier, who died in June at age 35 after a heart emergency, was the creative force behind the “LOL nothing matters” rotating gif, among other certified bangers. Business Insiders’ Katie Notopolous calls her “probably one of the most influential people in internet culture of the 2010s and how things look now.” [Link: Cat Frazier, Whose Retro GIFs Celebrated a Weirder Internet, Dies at 35 | https://www.nytimes.com/20…
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