Google India’s tweet on Valentine’s Day for singles has people on social media in splits

YouTube India had a witty response to it too and showed solidarity to all singles and asked to press F for those "Feeling Lucky".

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Taking inspiration from the tech giant’s tweet, desi Tweeple too responded in a similar fashion.

Valentine’s Day is around the corner but it isn’t much of an occasion for the singles of the world, and Google India seemed to have got that right in a tweet. The official handle recently shared what it really feels like to be single, and on social media, people agreed.

Adopting a popular meme trend, Google said that this Valentine’s Day the only recommendation YouTube will have for lonely hearts is ‘Tanhaaai’, a popular song from Aamir Khan-starrer Dil Chahta Hai.

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— Google India (@GoogleIndia) February 5, 2020

YouTube India had a witty response and asked people to press F for those “Feeling Lucky”.

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Press F for our single comrades https://t.co/GohMD0AGci

— YouTube India (@YouTubeIndia) February 5, 2020

However, the tech companies were not the only one who got in on the joke:

Apna time aayega
Apna time aayeg
Apna time aaye
Apna time aay
Apna time aa
Apna time a
Apna time
Apna tim
Apna ti
Apna t
Apna
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Ghanta
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Ghanta aa
Ghanta aay
Ghanta aaye
Ghanta aayeg
Ghanta aayega

Forever Single 💔😭

— Abhishek Raj Ravi (@arrbxr) February 5, 2020

Hello Google
G Assistant: How may I help you?
Do you love me?
GA : Of course! What would I do without you😍.
Will you be my Valentine?
GA: Being your Valentine would make this Valentine’s Day the best day ever. So yes.😊
I love you
GA: 😍

— The Lone Bong (@thelonebong) February 5, 2020

Single hoon😌
Ingle hoon😆
Ngle hoon😄
Gle hoon😃
Le hoon😁
E hoon😀
Hoon😜
Oon😉
On😀
N🙄
😆

— Royal bishi (@Royal_bishi) February 5, 2020

It’s a waste of time
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— Rahul Chouhan (@Rahulogies) February 5, 2020

Now please don’t ask 😜😜 pic.twitter.com/ZXCp6MA2IT

— Chacha Shah (@dilsem0di) February 5, 2020

Jinka Valentine nahi hota unka Ballantine hota hai! 🥃 https://t.co/Z2fYIEdILo

— Kartik Rao (@KarttikRao) February 5, 2020

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— pöpëyë (@da_sailor_man) February 5, 2020

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— Sumit (@RansomSumit) February 5, 2020

It’s not the first time that Google India has poked fun at people using a popular meme. In 2019, the global tech company trolled users with the ‘really really really meme’ asking Indian users a very serious question, ‘Why do people keep asking the Google Assistant to marry them?‘