Anyone who’s anyone who follows COED knows we’re super mega huge fans of ALL things Big Lebowski – just check out our posts on Bad-Ass Big Lebowski tattoos and Jesus Quintana Fan Art. I legit pre-gamed to this movie every night for an entire year before I realized I grew a beard and gained 30 lbs. There have long been rumors about a sequel to the 1998 cult classic and now fans around the world won’t have to wait any longer. We present to you the trailer for The Big Lebowksi 2!

As we stated last week in our post about bad-ass Big Lebowski tattoos, “The Big Lebowski” is a community, a culture, a nation unto itself, spawning bars, museums, festivals, and religions. Maybe our favorite part of such a feverish phenomenon is the fan art. Justin Bieber knows what we’re talkin’ about. Yet, it’s rare when you stumble upon a treasure trove of fan art dedicated to such a minor character as Jesus Quintana. One thing’s for sure, no one will f*** with it. See the masterpieces after the jump!

Cult classic “The Big Lebowski” released in theaters 13 years ago on March 6th. On that fateful weekend in 1998, The Dude finished 6th at the box office and only managed to rake in a total of about $17 million in revenue. Since then, the legacy has grown – spawning an annual festival called, “Lebowski Fest”, an online religion called, “Dudeism” aka “The Church of the Latter-Day Dude”, a shop in NYC’s Greenwich Village dedicated to collector items about the movie called, “The Little Lebowski”, and a Lebowski-themed bar in Germany (bunch of nihilists!). Fans of the movie are jas dedicated as they come. Need proof? The COED abides – just check out this photo gallery of badass Big Lebowski tattoos.

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