Tinder India’s post about relationships inspires meme fest

Tinder India’s post about the ‘talking stage’ of relationship has created a new meme format that involves an ice cream tub.

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In the strange world of internet, anything can become meme material. Earlier this week, one of Tinder India’s Twitter posts about relationships created a new meme format.

In the witty post, that replicates the expectation vs reality trope, the online dating portal shared a picture of an ice cream tub with its lid closed. Alongside there was a picture of the same ice cream tub with its lid open. However, instead of ice cream, there were garlic and green chillies stored in it.

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The picture of the closed ice cream tub which represented hope and excitement was titled “when you start talking to them”, while the open ice cream tub with chillies and garlic was titled “but they keep talking about their ex”.

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This simple but relatable tweet about the “talking stage” in a relationship soon prompted netizens to share their own take on the ice-cream tub pictures.

pic.twitter.com/FeWr6ykw1w

— Tinder India (@Tinder_India) September 25, 2022

When you do group After that your
study performance in
exam pic.twitter.com/8hlGhZTAlY

— Testbook (@Testbookdotcom) September 25, 2022

तुम्हे जो मेने समझा तुम्हे जो पहचाना pic.twitter.com/J3v16YNhmz

— Ritik solanki (@imritikrs) September 25, 2022

maine payal. O sajna
hai chhankai – Neha kakkar
-falguni pathak pic.twitter.com/liw8FnjzNs

— Faizan Siddiqui (@inzrafaizan) September 25, 2022

when you see when the start
them. talking pic.twitter.com/Mwc7e8tYU6

— Faizan Siddiqui (@inzrafaizan) September 25, 2022

When first they ask you to put efforts but later they say ki “Mujhe nahi chahiye yeh sab” 🙂 pic.twitter.com/vWGeRLxGok

— Shubhi (@sds0713) September 26, 2022

When they’re When you get
your crush to know thempic.twitter.com/uYOlkqyPcs

— Shruti Gautam (@imshrutigautam) September 25, 2022

When you first met him Vs When you get to know him pic.twitter.com/TsRNGn5JEf

— KANCHI🔥 (@drkanchihayaran) September 25, 2022

Using the format, a Twitter user wrote, “when you see them vs when you start talking to them”. Commenting on the latest feud between Falguni Pathak and Neha Kakkar, another person wrote, “Maine Payal Hai Chankai vs O Sajna”.

Not just individuals but even brands took part in this impromptu meme fest. Testbook, a competitive exam preparation website, wrote, “When you do group study vs After that your performance in exam”.

This is not the first time that an unsuspecting tweet inspired a barrage of memes or a Twitter trend. In August, the netizens turned a finance guru’s advice into a trend in which people posted about what they sought to achieve by ‘By age 30’.

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