Zomato, Paytm Join "Before vs After Instagram" Trend With ROFL Posts
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Business enterprises like Zomato and Paytm joined the trend and shared their take on the “before and after” trend.
Netizens don't need a special day to churn out memes, or lose time in turning those into a red-hot trend. We have always been a fan of before-and-after scenarios, and so we are extremely amused at a new meme trend that has taken Twitter by storm. It compares life before the advent of Instagram and after it, in the most hilarious ways. Even big enterprises couldn't help but join in the fun. Well, one of them is food delivery app Zomato, which has given a humorous twist to this trend. Before Instagram:*eats food*After Instagram:*waits for the friend to click pictures**waits for the friend to click pictures**waits for the friend to click pictures**tries to eat food*"Yaar sahi nahi aayi ek aur lene de" Before Instagram: PaytmAfter Instagram: Binod Before Instagram: Pray before you EatAfter Instagram: Click before you Eat@zomato Before Instagram: waiting for them to message 24x7After Instagram: sliding into their DMs 24x7 #BeforeInstagram: Offline art sessions ????#AfterInstagram: Online art sessions ????????#LuxorIndia#LuxorAtEveryStage Before Instagram: RealAfter Instagram: Reel #BeforeinstagramBefore Instagram 2GB.....After Instagram 0Mb Before Instagram: bedsheets, lights, pillows, parks, cloudsAfter Instagram : ASTHETIC
We all know about the 21st century ritual of taking pictures before digging into a good platter. But Zomato shows us where it all started. The post read, “Before Instagram: eats food. After Instagram: waits for the friend to click pictures... tries to eat food”. The ordeal doesn't end there if the friend thinks the photos weren't good enough.
Paytm also chipped in with a tweet, "Before Instagram: Paytm. After Instagram: Binod”. This post is reminiscent of a viral meme trend in 2020 when Twitter users shared all kinds of hilarious memes using the word “Binod”. Some memes never get old!
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