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Level 35 Boss 

Level 35 boss/ that's how mafia works is the first actual good meme of 2019.

It started when the creators of the mobile game mafia city made advertisements for their game, mostly appearing on such applications like instagram. The short, mostly 30 second clips consisted of really weird, unrealistic, unironically hilarious scenes where people would have a level and name for the level next to their names. They would engage in mostly Illeagal activities such as robbery and would gain levels from their doings. The titles given to them would also change.

The meme grew popular with Slazo's video on the advertisements. It was quickly made into a template, where one figure would have the first title and be on (level 1), another figure will have a different title and a higher level (10, 30) and the last figure would have yet another different title and an even higher level (35, 50, 100). The figures would be, as such, ranked in an ironic way, from least to most in an unknown, but yet somehow hilarious order.
Squidward - Level 1 crook.
Squidward with hair - Level 20 Hitman.
Handsome Squidward- Level 35 boss.
Level 35 Boss by Уαheց January 5, 2019
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Level 35 boss 

You may reconized one by his gold suit, bulding muscleses and by his golden/flying/lambo car.
The Level 35 boss always beats the level 1 crook and takes the poor bastard's girl with him.
Level 35 boss by memelordofdays January 6, 2019
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