Twitter was flooded with memes and jokes as netizens began migrating to Koo app, the desi version of the social media platform.
From celebrities to politicians, the application already boasts of prominent followers. However, seasoned Twitter users came up with memes and jokes, poking fun at the new application and its sudden popularity.
Take a look at some here:
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#kooapp pic.twitter.com/O4sUGLYsnX— KooApp (@KooAppOfficial) February 11, 2021
Kangana : Time to shift to #kooapp
Twitter HQ : pic.twitter.com/btjgrN7h24
— Raghav Masoom (@comedibanda) February 10, 2021
Twitter: #kooapp: pic.twitter.com/bCmIWjC2EF
— Greeshma Shukla🏹🚜 (@GreeshmaShukla) February 10, 2021
Kangana Ranaut leaving twitter to join #kooapp
Hirthik, Diljit and other bollywood stars pic.twitter.com/Mj9LRtziIE
— The troubler (@troubler_06) February 10, 2021
Ministry of Electronics & IT to Koo App#kooapp pic.twitter.com/HtiVeZjUfu
— Shobhit Dixit (@_shobhitdixit) February 10, 2021
Me to koo app while updating anything 🤣🤣🤣#kooapp pic.twitter.com/gUj79bUGwR
— SIDHU GUSSEWALA (@Abhiish90436410) February 10, 2021
After seeing 3 Indian Apps trending on top – iMobile, #kooapp & MX Player!
Indian founders right now – pic.twitter.com/bWqFEZt6df
— Prince (@boywith_badluck) February 10, 2021
People making accounts on #kooapp …then coming back again to twitter
People to #kooapp : pic.twitter.com/ZJGQMTuKnR
— 𝒩𝑒𝑜𝓅𝒽𝓎𝓉𝑒 (@raj32h_k21) February 10, 2021
My TWITTER timeline thanks to #kooapp(?!?!) today: pic.twitter.com/m5GmX3qR8N
— Kris Thomas Lukose (@masala_dosage) February 10, 2021
Arnab quite literally did this to #kooapp 😂 pic.twitter.com/0IW9zFDXfU
— Neel Sonawane (@neelsonawane) February 11, 2021
Twitter #kooapp pic.twitter.com/QbaoleeFNr
— Propa Genda Jeevi (@beeing_shah) February 10, 2021
After creating an account on #kooapp
Users:- pic.twitter.com/KOQCamKMCb— ABjP News (Too much Hypocrisy) (@BaapKoRakheyage) February 10, 2021
Me too have profile on #kooapp pic.twitter.com/oyJE7tWYv4
— Ankit (@ankittweet13) February 10, 2021
Koo is developed by Bombinate Technologies Private Limited, a Bangalore-based private company incorporated in 2015.
The application, a social media platform like Twitter, won the Atmanirbhar App Innovation Challenge back in August and is available on iOS and Google Play Store.
The application gained prominence as the IT Ministry expressed its disappointment with Twitter for failing to comply with directions to block accounts linked to the farmer protests.