Many Americans have been wondering when exactly their $1200 check would be hitting their bank accounts after President Trump signed a $2 trillion stimulus package approved by Congress in effort to lessen the financial blow millions have felt during the current pandemic.

Today, it appears the first wave of stimulus checks have been sent out, after many Twitter users took to their accounts to announce that they had received their money, sending the hashtags #StimulusChecks and #StimulusDeposit to take over as trending topics. Though the IRS claims that most of the money will be deposited by the end of this week, many on Twitter utilized memes, videos and GIFs to emphasize the amount of patience needed to wait for their checks as unemployment numbers continue to skyrocket in the United States.

 
An updated schedule of when the IRS would be distributing the checks was released.

Key updates for your #COVID19 #StimulusChecks 👍🏼 pic.twitter.com/uK3u0jDxHm

— TheQueerandTheQuarantined (@EmariValdicar) April 13, 2020

 
Leaving many to anticipate when they would be receiving their own.

Me every morning checking my bank account to see if my free $1,200 stimulus check dropped pic.twitter.com/BUC3tletAR

— diana (@_idkDiana) April 12, 2020

 
Users that had seen a change in their checking account for the better, began to celebrate.

Me when my bank account says $1201.37 after receiving my stimulus check pic.twitter.com/mrpWZn2bYO

— Game 6 Klay Thompson (@AirrJohn) April 13, 2020

 
While others had fun altering their expenses.

I just checked my account! We got our stimulus deposit! Check yours too! pic.twitter.com/51F7JeVevr

— lisastark35 (@lisastark351) April 9, 2020

 
Some users were confused as to how they should use the money.

Ok. I got my stimulus check… Now, before I go buy this half P of tree, do i gotta pay this 1,200 back to the government? Or, did they give this to me, to have? pic.twitter.com/hQR6GwrxLU

— Christopher L Garner (@itscmonsta) April 11, 2020

 
However, some did not receive their check today, and were quick to express their disappointment.

Everyone's getting their #StimulusChecks and I'm like pic.twitter.com/qrfTdN3NBW

— C.E. Robb (@CERobbAuthor) April 13, 2020

 

Treasury dept currently processing stimulus deposit number….#Stimulusdeposit pic.twitter.com/QdZcNgceam

— Michael Shields (@Vigilantgrandad) April 13, 2020

 

Checking on my bank account… checking that I’m still broke…#StimulusChecks pic.twitter.com/oFuKSrq7Xo

— La Luna (@AlondraMaree_) April 13, 2020

 

Everyone getting their #StimulusChecks in their bank account but me @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/ZybsvdcEbp

— Ry (@JustRyCole) April 13, 2020

 

Me watching everyone receive they stimulus check pic.twitter.com/POxAXjLpzZ

— itsslaurieee (@itsslaurieee) April 12, 2020

 

Reading tweets about how to spend the #StimulusChecks pic.twitter.com/fHMjfxiQql

— Terrance Rice (@T_Rice9) April 13, 2020

 

Me looking at my bank account after reading all these tweets from people who got their stimulus today. #StimulusChecks pic.twitter.com/buNpyOg3oE

— Daryl Sturgis✊🏽 (@darylsturgis) April 13, 2020

 

Me at Trumps front door because it’s April 13th, and I still haven’t seen that #Stimulusdeposit hit … pic.twitter.com/B92CcOOHGK

— KingCu3rvo (@KCu3rvo) April 13, 2020

 

When you hear other people are getting their #StimulusChecks and want yours too #HappyGilmore pic.twitter.com/EO0Iq9ZAaB

— Mark (@SECslayer) April 13, 2020

 

Everyone else: my stimulus check just hit Me: pic.twitter.com/y0GHpzER2u

— Reme🇳🇬🦋 (@Reme_paul) April 10, 2020

 

Me warming up my voice to talk to Bank of America about where my Stimulus check at! pic.twitter.com/C5pJZHRjTZ

— Lil Ahegao (@Ahegao_Official) April 11, 2020

 
Some users were plotting how they were going to react after receiving their check.

Me to Congress after I spend the stimulus check in 3 days pic.twitter.com/lKjpFvA5K5

— Mr.Flick (@ChillOzz) April 10, 2020

 
And other users were excited to see their friends receive their checks, so that they could finally charge them on Venmo.

Me watching people who owe me money excited about getting the $1200 stimulus check pic.twitter.com/cAizYqJ6xL

— Chris Cash💰 (@chriscash_1) April 11, 2020