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Netizens are using jokes and memes amidst the iPhone 15 launch in India.
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As Apple's latest iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models go on sale in India, netizens flood X (Twitter) with kidney jokes and memes.
When u go to buy iPhone 15 and select kidney as payment option #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/mdfthP2mJi
— meh° (@ImMehulOkk) September 12, 2023
Now even kidneys will not be enough to afford this?#Titanium #iPhone pic.twitter.com/XSxL5hkKIO
— The DeshBhakt ?? (@TheDeshBhakt) September 12, 2023
iPhone 15 madness is here! People be like: 'I'll trade my left kidney for that new iPhone!' ?? ?? #iPhoneFever pic.twitter.com/5AEBZAhTZb
— Gururaj Koteyar (@Gururaj2083) September 22, 2023
It’s finally happened.
— Ashwin (@TheCopyTrail) September 20, 2023
After 13 years of Android loyalty, I’ve sold my soul to Big iPhone.
Kind of, it was a gift.
Point is, I’ve locked down the MacBook + iPad + iPhone set and still have all my kidneys.
But it ends here, I’m absolutely not a wearables guy. pic.twitter.com/O8GBO7Nxw0
Kuch nhi bas last kidney bech kr iPhone 15 lene aya hu. pic.twitter.com/PeUKZu3x8p
— Ranjan Sharma (@Sharmajaoge) September 22, 2023
#iPhone15
— Mr.Naruto (@MrNarutoHokage) September 22, 2023
"iPhone 15 Pro Max"
Just two kidneys ???.#iPhone15Truedtac5G pic.twitter.com/GlMu7VGCQV
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