Pakistan just witnessed a nation-wide blackout yesterday that lasted more than 8 hours for most cities but is still ongoing in some parts of the country. This might have created panic in most of the countries worldwide but we are already used to it.
Instead of panicking though, the Pakistanis had a hilarious response to the blackout with more memes in this blackout than you might have seen in years. That is why we want to recap some of the best memes that we have come across since yesterday.
Kudos to the expressions of Sajjal Ali for making this one so hilarious.
*Power breakdown in country*
Data users WiFi users #BlackOutPakistan #Loadshedding pic.twitter.com/GGVcd37wwB— Tahreem🌸 (@tweetsbytahreem) January 10, 2021
A UI/UX artist had a good take on the blackout. Inke dimagh mein tou bas design hi chalta hai.
Meanwhile, entrepreneurs be like:
And Dekhlo saying that Pakistanis posted 50 million memes in just 30 minutes. Even if it is not true, our Twitter feed sure did look like it.
No One I Repeat No One Can Beat Pakistanis🤣 #BlackOutPakistan #electricitybreakdown#electricity pic.twitter.com/KINciazEaQ
— Fatima Imran Khan🇵🇰 (@Fatima_Khan93) January 9, 2021
Of course, we all need our phones charged. Bijli ka kya pata – do min baad dobara chali jaye. Especially all those iPhone users.
Paki awam light any k bad charger ly kr switch board ke taraf bhagty howy:#blackout #BlackOutPakistan pic.twitter.com/az2DAACaJT
— Ahtasham Riaz 🇵🇰 (@AhtashamRiaz22) January 10, 2021
This guy is already out there making electricity from nothing. Bas phone charge hojaye kisi tarha Pakistanion ka.
#Engineers taking advantage of medical stuff.😎🤣 #BlackOutPakistan pic.twitter.com/yZEdsmT8Sc
— Ⓜ️(_)HAMMAD !SH🅰️Q (@mishaqceduet) January 10, 2021
And something that should make you at least a little proud of the patience that Pakistanis have.
Yess!!! We PAKISTANIS 🇵🇰❤️#BlackOutPakistan #blackout pic.twitter.com/2LxlUBhO3V
— E E M A N 🌸 (@NotYourType_0) January 10, 2021
If you think some other memes were funnier, post them in the comments below!
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