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Remember the "Star Wars Kid"????

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You know who I'm talking about. This guy.

Well, turns out he's a lawyer now. LoL

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According to Cinematical and Geekologie:

After three friends uploaded the infamous clip, which features Raza flailing about with a metal pole doing his most awkward Darth Maul impersonation,
the Canadian teen became depressed, dropped out of school and wound up in a children's psychiatric hospital.

Raza and his family eventually took the parents of the kids who uploaded the videos to court and sued them for the harassment Ghyslain has endured since the clip debuted, and they eventually earned a settlement.
It seems like the story would end there, but website Motherboard brings us an update on one of the online world's most iconic people -- and where Raza is now may (or may not ... ) surprise you ...

Raza, now in his early 20s (and slimmed down) didn't become a Sith Lord, but he did wind up as the next best thing: a lawyer. After his courtroom experience, he decided to head to Montreal's McGill University, where he obtained his law degree.

That's actually pretty neat, I can't imagine the embarrassment he must have went through with that video. Cool to see he ended up successful in life.

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