
As tech lovers around the world prepared for the ‘Time Flies’ event organised by Apple on Tuesday night, Twitter introduced a new feature: a unique animation for likes on tweets that featured the hashtag #AppleEvent.
The like button swirls into a colourful heart when someone likes a tweet with the hashtag #AppleEvent. After several Twitter users posted about how it worked many started liking and even re-liking tweets with the hashtag to see the animation. However, this was restricted to the Twitter app on iOS devices manufactured by Apple.
This didn’t go down well with Android users who couldn’t see the animation on their devices. However, it is visible on desktops or laptops.
So when you use the #AppleEvent hashtag, the like button does this. 🤔 @MacRumors pic.twitter.com/a5UmbW4Na5
— Joe Clark (@joedclark92) September 15, 2020
People began sharing memes and jokes about this new feature:
*me tapping and untapping the ❤️ button on #AppleEvent tweets to watch the magic little animation* pic.twitter.com/E1lhy12Sjr
— Vodafone UK (@VodafoneUK) September 15, 2020
#AppleEvent hit the like button on this tweet and that’s how my heart feels when you guys show me so much love ❤️
— ARMAAN MALIK (@ArmaanMalik22) September 15, 2020
this like button is so relaxing I can’t stop hitting like😍#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/ikkYpOodBI
— Brown boy (@hahaaHamas) September 15, 2020
Me after clicking like button #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/HV0D0oXtcj
— Professor (@GoStudyMuzzamil) September 15, 2020
My Dil Goes Mmmm 💙💜❤️#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/QW7HmMmhUP
— Gujrati Chhokro (@pubgkadeewana) September 15, 2020
21 yr old me liking and unliking tweets to see apple animation 😌 : pic.twitter.com/Sb6y2ydent
— 👑sι͏ᴠα 👑 (@sivatwtz) September 15, 2020
Apple users when they hit the like button and see the animation pic.twitter.com/FsrtNr9rhP
— Kathiana (@iconkathiana) September 15, 2020
me liking every tweet on #AppleEvent just to see the animation pic.twitter.com/Lni33vr6tj
— adrian (@crushauftyler) September 15, 2020
Me: *likes the #AppleEvent thing*
Brain: pic.twitter.com/zWMQ9iC12D— More like Chiller.😌💨am I ri8 or w8 lads&lassies (@schiller1010) September 15, 2020
#AppleEvent exists…
Gareeb Android Users like Me : pic.twitter.com/FYqFunbWcI
— s н ΞЯ ʟ ๏ c к 💛 (@QuirkyHumour) September 15, 2020
Me reacting to not getting the like animation, after the 156th time of trying#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/CiY7lLF7LL
— Aidan (@awizardharreh) September 15, 2020
A moment of silence to all android users who can’t see the like animation for the #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/Fn9MoXBQzM
— आह्म ब्रह्मास्मि (@aahmm_brahmasmI) September 15, 2020
Everyone is talking about like button
Retweet button be like: #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/gV1934ieXB
— Subhajit Dey (@iamsubhajitdey) September 15, 2020
Me after realising that the #AppleEvent thingy isn’t working for me and I can’t see that “cute like” or wtv pic.twitter.com/shoooTHvFl
— Sanj bb// Diti stan✨ (@sedboihourss) September 15, 2020
Android users when they cant see the like animation #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/RUda1kF9iI
— Abdur Rahman Khatri (@arahman09) September 15, 2020
Android users watching this feature be like#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/wZXXEC4HGi
— Sudhanshu (@whoshud) September 15, 2020
#AppleEvent
*Android users try to see the ‘Like Animation’*Meanwhile IOS users: pic.twitter.com/DLVNdEybek
— Ankit(Blue Tick) (@Arre_Yaar_Ankit) September 15, 2020
#AppleEvent
iPhone user:- Bro like daba ke dekh heart kaise pop-up hoega.AdvertisementAndroid user me:- pic.twitter.com/kIv1KqSn5t
— J.Rajpal (@certifiedhumour) September 15, 2020
Android niggas after realising that they are the only ones who can’t see the like button animation 😂#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/ovKbN6sbmz
— Victor Kagarama (@VictorKagarama) September 15, 2020
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