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Netflix just made it safe for companies to joke about sex on Twitterhttps://www.businessinsider.in/slideshows/miscellaneous/netflix-just-made-it-safe-for-companies-to-joke-about-sex-on-twitter/slidelist/72392278.cms2019-12-06T03:45:32+05:30

Netflix just made it safe for companies to joke about sex on Twitter

Dec 6, 2019, 03:45 IST

This post on November 29 predates most of the memes, and seems to have kicked off the trend.

Reply with something you can say during a basketball game and sex pic.twitter.com/xKVO9m3pYC

— dean 🦂 (@ButlerTheBully) November 30, 2019

Reply with something you can say during a basketball game and sex pic.twitter.com/xKVO9m3pYC

— dean 🦂 (@ButlerTheBully) November 30, 2019

Seemingly every brand wanted to get in on the joke.

How likely would you be to recommend us to a friend?

— Groupon (@Groupon) December 5, 2019

How likely would you be to recommend us to a friend?

— Groupon (@Groupon) December 5, 2019

Rival service Hulu even suggested "Netflix and chill."

netflix and chill?

— hulu (@hulu) December 5, 2019

netflix and chill?

— hulu (@hulu) December 5, 2019

Even AT&T jumped in.

Just OK is not OK.

— AT&T (@ATT) December 5, 2019

Just OK is not OK.

— AT&T (@ATT) December 5, 2019

IMDb wouldn't be left out, either.

The Mandalorian continues to dominate

— IMDb (@IMDb) December 5, 2019

The Mandalorian continues to dominate

— IMDb (@IMDb) December 5, 2019

People quickly found ways to apply it to just about everything.

What's the Wifi password?

— No Lightskinned Macaroni (@realfacade1) December 3, 2019

What's the Wifi password?

— No Lightskinned Macaroni (@realfacade1) December 3, 2019

Several people had the idea to relate it to the ongoing impeachment hearings.

There is no quid pro quo

— Pessimus Prime Christmas Edition (@BigJDubz) December 4, 2019

There is no quid pro quo

— Pessimus Prime Christmas Edition (@BigJDubz) December 4, 2019

People also quickly applied the joke to pop culture icons such as "Star Wars."

“What order do you want to do this in? I have a preference, but I’m flexible.”

— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) December 4, 2019

“What order do you want to do this in? I have a preference, but I’m flexible.”

— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) December 4, 2019

Fans were pretty creative in their responses.

pic.twitter.com/hoj6ygM5WF

— Matt Leach (@DarkApprentice) December 4, 2019

pic.twitter.com/hoj6ygM5WF

— Matt Leach (@DarkApprentice) December 4, 2019

Lots of people found time to watch "The Irishman" over Thanksgiving, and it found a place in the memes.

2 hours would have been fine.

— Tim "Saint" James (@TimJamesAuthor) December 3, 2019

2 hours would have been fine.

— Tim Saint James (@TimJamesAuthor) December 3, 2019

The meme, as most do, evolved quickly and versions of it have begun to reference other memes.

name something you can say during sex or while looking at this meme pic.twitter.com/OPlmZl6lQg

— Ninja Sex Party (@ninjasexparty) December 4, 2019

name something you can say during sex or while looking at this meme pic.twitter.com/OPlmZl6lQg

— Ninja Sex Party (@ninjasexparty) December 4, 2019

Meanwhile, others have flipped the meme itself.

Name something you can say during sex. Please help I don't know what to say. pic.twitter.com/ZE4e9gxO5l

— katie :) (@lilcabbage69) December 2, 2019

Name something you can say during sex. Please help I don't know what to say. pic.twitter.com/ZE4e9gxO5l

— katie :) (@lilcabbage69) December 2, 2019

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