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When a former One Direction member tweet explodes online, it’s usually a message for a new music video, a long-awaited single, or – in all likelihood – Harry Styles bringing something great.
This time, it was Louis Tomlinson who went viral, and for much more mundane reasons. “I lost my phone because of the euro,” the singer wrote on Twitter in front of her 35.8 million followers. “How are you all?”
The tweet has garnered more than 280,000 likes and 79,000 retweets, with Tomlinson, who was photographed watching England during Euro 2020, saying after a response from a user asking how the phone was lost, “Excited about the euro.” Whether you’re a supporter or not, this is a wholly related tweet. If you’re the kind of person to fool your phone, empathize with the plight of pop stars…
It’s a terrible feeling, terrible.
“Wait,” you gasp, “where’s my phone?” As you noticed, for the third time that day, you can’t see your phone anywhere. You immediately rummage through your pockets/pockets on both and pray your device is somewhere. But the relief when you find it is fantastic. After the heartbreaking horror of not seeing your phone, the waves of relief that overwhelm you are majestic.
Never where you think
No matter how many times you fool it, there always seems to be a new blurry spot for your phone. Under the seat in the car, on the sofa cushions, in the fridge… like playing hide and seek, only it’s not fun to be late for work and have to get out the door as quickly as possible. The person is lying in bed: (Alamy/PA) © Submitted by The Independent (Alamy/PA). Your friends and family are desperate.
Good enough to get off the net
On the other game, you are forced to go on a digital detox every time your phone goes missing, and you enjoy taking a break from scrolling through social media and not replying to messages. You have very strict negligence. You leave it in a taxi, on your desk, in a restaurant, bar, pub, cinema…