El Bouki reacts with epic MEME to the fall of Facebook, Instagram and TikTok: “Give him the points”

Marco Antonio Solis “El Buqui” Not only is he a prolific singer and songwriter, He is also one of X’s most creative tweeters.. A few hours ago, the Michoacan joined the trend that led to the simultaneous fall of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Gmail, with a funny post that earned him the praise of thousands of users who asked to give him their points – a popular distinction on the networks. social for those people who break the Internet.

On Tuesday morning, millions of users began reporting to X (formerly Twitter) that they were unable to access their Facebook, Instagram and TikTok profiles. Many people panicked when they suddenly noticed that their sessions were closed and could not be activated even through two-step authentication. Millions of people suffered a “micro heart attack” when they believed their accounts had been hacked.

However, social networks gradually grouped Target They resumed their activities, and TikTok and Google’s messaging service did the same. As often happens in such cases, the anxiety transformed into funny memes about the simultaneous shutdown of social networks.

Among the thousands of publications about the “Digital Apocalypse” is a funny tweet from ‘Beeches’, who couldn’t resist the trend. The Michoacan singer-songwriter shared an iconic still from the film. White Houseto which he added the phrase: “We will always have Twitter” regarding the only social platform whose operation was not interrupted.

Within a few hours, his publication collected hundreds of likes and dozens of comments, in which Internet users noted the singer’s ingenuity:

• “Hahahaha, the best application where I looked for my idol, and thanks to it I am here. For you . Hugs haha”
• “you’re just a laugh”
• “Hahaha, ok, I’ll upload this as a story on ig… oh no, wait…”
• “Where are we going, blessed Elon?”

Although there is no shortage of users who have clarified that Twitter is now called

After confirming that their accounts had not been hacked, social media users bombarded X with endless memes. This shutdown coincided with the celebration of Digital Abstinence Day.an unofficial celebration that has been sought to be held since 2009. The proposal was presented by Reboot, a nonprofit Jewish arts and culture organization, in partnership with Sabbath Manifesto.