12 glimrende tweets om U2s Apple-samarbeid

Uansett hva man har å si om U2s samarbeid med Apple eller albumet Songs Of Innocence så har fenomenet ikke vært til å unngå. Og som alltid når noe kontroversielt skjer, ser folk humoren i det. For eksempel på Twitter:

helped a guy on the streets get the U2 album off his phone last night while on kimmel http://t.co/hhFHyN1K8e

— Fall Out Boy (@falloutboy) September 17, 2014

Bono has always been inside your iPhone pic.twitter.com/BuLWUfHKSV

— Nicolas Linde (@nicolas_linde) September 18, 2014

WARNING: DO NOT click on links offering free downloads of the new U2 album. They lead to free downloads of the new U2 album.

— u.v.ray™ (@uvray_) September 9, 2014

Knock knock Who's there? U2 Oh no

— Trouteyes (@trouteyes) September 10, 2014

My coworker handed me her phone and asked "how do I get U2 off?" and I managed not to say "show them pictures of starving children eating."

— OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) September 17, 2014

If you hack into the iCloud now, these are the only images available to steal. pic.twitter.com/kWHmRUBUhl

— JamieDMJ (@JamieDMJ) September 18, 2014

will remove U2 album.... pic.twitter.com/Raz0ahuuIn

— billie ray martin (@billie_r_martin) September 17, 2014

when U2's album popped up in my library without my consent pic.twitter.com/tbKidAnPvH

— Bitch please ♚ (@ItsThingsInLife) September 18, 2014

Finally got the new U2 album off my iPhone and now it's on my landline.

— Ben Hoffman (@thebenshow) September 17, 2014

When I was a kid we didn't have digital music, so U2 had to personally come to your house, tie you up, and jam a cassette tape in your mouth

— Bucky Isotope (@BuckyIsotope) September 17, 2014

You don't understand, Mom! We got free U2 music. This is *my* generation's Vietnam!

— Zach Weinersmith (@ZachWeiner) September 17, 2014

Son when I was a kid, U2 was very popular and you had to pay for their albums. Anyway can you please get them off my phone.

— Brian Gaar (@briangaar) September 17, 2014