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Whatsapp: Memefest on Twitter as app temporarily goes down

KARACHI: WhatsApp, the popular instant communication app owned by Meta, is down in several countries including Pakistan as many users were unable to send and receive messages.

Soon after Whatsapp went down, Twitter was flooded with the Memefest. Several Twitter users indulged in posting memes.

#WhatsApp me checking what wrong with the #WhatsApp connection pic.twitter.com/mDcAtbofE8
— Enitan Adenle (@AdenleEnitan) October 25, 2022

Here are some of the hilarious memes….

https://twitter.com/taborayg/status/1584818204286722055

Twitter was credited for sharing most of the news stories about WhatsApp’s outage.

https://twitter.com/Rajesh_Osi/status/1584818201799847941

People Coming to Twitter to see if WhatsApp is down
હે #whatsappdown બંધ છે….
सूर्य ग्रहण का असर #whatsappdown pic.twitter.com/t5vSRs7izS
— Jagdish Solanki (@jagdishdeesa) October 25, 2022

How are we going to communicate since Whatsapp is down?
Professor : and that's where Twitter comes in#WhatsApp #whatsappdown pic.twitter.com/LarQPe83Hf
— Nawaz Awan (@MNawazAwanPTI) October 25, 2022

Tweeps after knowing that @WhatsApp
is down ????????
We have been empowered… Whatsapp users rushing to salvage themselves here on twitter????????????@whatsappbiz
Team #Twitter ????
Team #whatsapp ???? pic.twitter.com/fVfXbbjCK1
— @SirKenneth (@Komondi_Otieno) October 25, 2022

Social media users agreed that Twitter was the only platform to quickly check if WhatsApp was down or not.

Twitter whenever WhatsApp is down???? cause it’s the only app to see fresh informations pic.twitter.com/vhEJfTyhqF
— kudos ???????? (@t_stealerkudos) October 25, 2022