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The ‘discovery’ of monoliths at multiple locations have triggered a meme fest online. As jokes continued about their extraterrestrial links, desi folks on Twitter have unleashed their ideas on what would happen if monoliths were found in India. And, the results are hilarious.
The blink-and-miss shiny metallic monoliths were first spotted in the US and Romania and then spread to various other location. While major global brands in the US used it to create memes to advertise their products, people in India are showing how the metallic column would be vandalised — either with bills plastered on it or couple etching their names on it.
The funny yet relatable memes triggered first on Reddit and has now taken Twitter and Instagram by storm.
If monolith was found in India ??
Memes ???
Last photo highlight ???? pic.twitter.com/xpzOGmPO3k
— Venu M Popuri (@BleedYelloww) December 7, 2020
If monolith was found in india – (toilet version) pic.twitter.com/WEjfPygdHJ
— The Dumb Doctor (@Sir_Chatur) December 7, 2020
???? pic.twitter.com/BujHKLnzO6
— S Ravind King (@sravindking) December 6, 2020
If #Monolith appears in India, scene on next day will be: pic.twitter.com/nSuM2AmZVo
— Bro. (@brosrike) December 6, 2020
If Monolith appears in India ???
RTs if you liked it pic.twitter.com/Jl95xO6YZ5
— Shubham Dutt (@shubhamdutt13) December 6, 2020
if monolith appears in India pic.twitter.com/VBnDoLI7X7
— prayag sonar (@prayag_sonar) December 5, 2020
pic.twitter.com/AJpK1DugsZ
— Bidenwa (@riz_2k14) December 6, 2020
Remember that Monolith they found ?
If it was in India ! Because we are like this only !!#laughteristhebestmedicine pic.twitter.com/kZIb9uvzJo
— Joey (@DrJoyeeta) December 6, 2020
Literally nobody :
Indians using anything for stumps : pic.twitter.com/aDxUaFFFZx
— Bawaal (@iamBawaal) December 5, 2020
breaking news an unknown monolith appeared in jubilee hills pic.twitter.com/ZXfSCTc3zJ
— Hari Tarlapally (@Heyhari_) December 5, 2020
The appearance of a metallic structure in Utah desert in late November left the world flummoxed, even drawing comparisons with Stan Kubrick’s sci-fi classic ‘2001: A Space Age Odyssey’. However, more than its unexplained appearance, it was its disappearance that got everyone talking and even led to wild theories linking it to aliens.
Since then, the shiny columns have been spotted and subsequently vanished in Romania, California, England’s Isle of Wight, Netherland and in Colombia. Countless replicas were reported outside many businesses in the US in a bid to draw crowd hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
