Twitter never runs out of topics, no matter how bizarre and preposterous, to steer a conversation and to attract the attention of those frequenting Twitter town. While mostly the waves of excitement are created by crypto and other significant news, there are times when Twitter stretches its leg a bit and moves on to lighter topics. And today it is one such day. Because “notifications” have taken up the spotlight on Twitter today. Yes, you heard it right. That occasional beep from the phone has more or less become the background score to our lives. Can you think of a day passing by without your phone beeping even once? Seems like you cannot. And it looks like Twitterati agrees as well. Let us flip through a few of the reactions and responses on Twitter, and of course, the hilarious memes. You can never have too many memes.
Memes All The Way
The number of memes on Twitter today will make you wonder if notifications were this crucial after all. Let us flip through a few of the reactions and responses on Twitter. And hey! Don’t forget to check your notifications. You never know what easter egg can be hidden among those seemingly mundane beep beeps.
Let’s begin with something useful
How to Keep Work Notifications From Taking Over Your Life https://t.co/ST3QXayi1Z
— Tania González (@TaniaGlezAZ) November 21, 2021
That is an interesting proposition.
I’m gonna give $3,000 today to someone random who retweets this tweet and has my notifications turned on, give me until 7pm tonight to pick and pay this person 😊
— Pulte (@pulte) November 21, 2021
https://twitter.com/MtnMD/status/1462452542311337985?s=20
Ahem Ahem.
When you’re trying to netflix and chill but get an xbox party invite notification pic.twitter.com/QJ4llCOlBg
— Soupy (@SoupyFPS) November 20, 2021
Well, that is the sad story of a good majority out there. Agree or disagree?
you have 1 notification pic.twitter.com/rXK7jM1DtU
— reese (@gyuhoonist) November 21, 2021
That is not creepy at all.
https://twitter.com/choerrybreeder/status/1462424677855420421?s=20
I did tell you about the easter eggs. You never know.
*sees notification*
Me: "Probably just a tweet from someone"
*looks*
Me: "Oh my g-" :0 pic.twitter.com/WiQuyrOPAY— B.O.J | BowlOfJelly (@BowlOfJelly04) November 21, 2021
When that Lamar Jackson OUT notification popped up pic.twitter.com/C6gFdVSKHe
— FOLLOW @SeeMz_ (@DaleFromDaFlock) November 21, 2021
I support this suggestion. You know if you know.
https://twitter.com/teletubby__/status/1462437530746474503?s=20
Ahh! What is your definition of a scary notification?
Scariest notification that can pop up on my screen pic.twitter.com/IYBHaEABAH
— EmployersCantSeeMeNow (@RuthVar05065165) November 21, 2021
Once you get that “shipped” notification. There is no sitting idle.
I ordered something online. Got an email notification that it has shipped. I start tracking it on three different websites.
And so it begins.
'Tis the season for tracking…tracking packages.— Swats24 (@swats24) November 21, 2021
Well, it cannot be denied that notifications are a real blessing for those introverts who are looking for ways to escape from a conversation.
Me Reading my Birthday Wishes from notification bar be like: pic.twitter.com/6mJTFvnoe3
— Mustafiz Ali Khan (@mustafiz_ali) November 21, 2021
https://twitter.com/Thestrawperson/status/1462278251993309186?s=20
I understand the trauma, my friend.
Getting a notification from capitalone about a purchase being made, but I didn’t buy anything. pic.twitter.com/fL6JyXpAtD
— REEEEEEEAL BADMAN 🇱🇷! (@SASS_CATCH_EM) November 21, 2021
When you get the notification that your screen time on your phone was down 11% this pic.twitter.com/RaLbGRiuse
— Sylvester Valderrama (@SLYBOY_22) November 21, 2021
90% of my apps: you have a notification
me: yeah, the one from 2 days ago or a new one?
my apps: you have a notification pic.twitter.com/2Dy9c9ereg— David Martin Burrows ™️ (@dmburrows) November 21, 2021
Let’s wrap up with a word of appreciation for all those legends out there who turn off their notifications and enjoy blissful peace and calm. It takes some nerve and philosophical detachment to turn that off. And for those who cannot turn it of, here is some food for thought. When was the last time a notification made you jump? Think about it before the next notification breaks your strain of thought.
