Samsung recently recalled millions of Galaxy Note 7 phones due to reports they were “exploding”, and naturally Twitter had plenty to say about it.
#1. Sleeping with your Note 7 under your pillow.
-Voy a llamar a mi ex con mi nuevo #SamsungNote7
-… pic.twitter.com/Cx0JrPQEtF— iCipriani (@iCipriani_) September 4, 2016
#2. Your phone is now considered a deadly weapon.
Apparently I am not suppose to carry any death devices with me. #samsungnote7 #PIA pic.twitter.com/py998SRECl
— Ahsan ⭐️⭐️ (@AhsanMuhamad) September 18, 2016
#3. Your Note-book literally turned to ashes.
Still can't believe what happened to my #samsungnote7 ! pic.twitter.com/0PDYjqkH19
— EDTECH 4 BEGINNERS (@edtechneil) September 10, 2016
#4. The feeling you get when your phone warns low battery.
This alert always making me nervous now #GalaxyNote7 #samsungnote7 #Note7Recall pic.twitter.com/zPu6R0hvuZ
— DR CEM (@thegreatcem) September 9, 2016
#5. When you need reinforcements.
OMG LOL Samsung Galaxy Note 7 #samsungnote7 ????? pic.twitter.com/d8siHB3NjG
— SavageNewsFurkan (@furkanaibani) September 9, 2016
#6. It becomes the newly accepted synonym.
Synomyms for #samsungnote7
Explosive
Grenade
C4
Crap
Dynamite
Suicide tool#Samsung— Munib Asad Malik (@MunibAsadMalik) September 9, 2016
#7. When you want to secure the safety of your premises.
The smart way to charge my Note 7! #samsung #note7 #explodingbattery #samsungnote7 pic.twitter.com/2j4GZsHn6g
— Sandra (@snippok) September 8, 2016
#8. Your phone comes with a free extinguisher.
Mi hanno inviato questa foto ? #Note7 pic.twitter.com/g1wwpspbeJ
— devast_ANTE (@devast_ANTE) September 2, 2016
#9. There is a newly accepted acronym for your Note 7.
(N)ow (O)ur (T)echnology (E)xplodes @SamsungMobile pic.twitter.com/XqC8vGkgJj
— ᴺᴼᵀ Jony Ive (@JonyIveParody) September 3, 2016
#10. The search for the perfect casing is on.
Found the perfect case for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7: pic.twitter.com/OnAY7rJB0P
— ᴺᴼᵀ Jony Ive (@JonyIveParody) September 3, 2016
#11. The newspapers made accidental puns.
And by “competition heats up” are you referring to the Galaxy Note 7 literally setting itself on fire? pic.twitter.com/upaLrAVJCR
— John R. Kirk (@JohnKirk) September 6, 2016
#12. And the whole world is affected.
NEW STUDY: 50% of Global Warming Caused by Samsung Galaxy S7 Notes
— Rob Kutner (@ApocalypseHow) September 12, 2016