spot_img
14.6 C
London
spot_img
HomeAI & Machine LearningFunniest Memes From WWDC: What Even Was Happening With That Final Song?

Funniest Memes From WWDC: What Even Was Happening With That Final Song?

Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference, WWDC 2025, took place on Monday and featured a wide variety of reveals from Apple, captured in our live blog of the event. But aside from news about the company’s naming changes and design overhauls, there are always moments that get just a little bit weird. 

How many times can company representatives say the words “Liquid Glass“? Did you expect it to end with a singer crooning app reviews to music, and meowing? Viewers didn’t even wait until the 90-minute event was over before crafting memes and jokes about it. Here are some of the best.

Sing along with app reviews

Let’s start with the ending. Just when viewers thought WWDC was over, up popped a video of a sunglasses-clad man belting out app reviews set to music. What follows is almost like an SNL skit, but the singer is talented enough and the bit is short enough to actually be entertaining. You can rewatch it at approximately the 1:32:25 mark of the WWDC video Apple posted on YouTube.

“Best app I’ve ever set my sorry eyes upon,” he begins, moving on to “I would tattoo the Headspace logo on myself,” referring to the popular mental-health app Headspace. The lyrics also include the singer’s literal interpretation of three clap hands emojis (“clap hands, clap hands, clap hands emooojiiis”) and the almost poetic, “being a human is hard and this is helpful.” He then stands up from the piano, takes the mic, and croons, “If this doesn’t win best app of the year, I’ll eat a shoe,” then rhyming it with, “I was glued to this game, like glue.” But one of the best comments he sings might be, “I love Hello Kitty, meoooow!” 

Memesters could’ve gone right ahead and mocked this bit for its sheer loopiness, but the singer really sold it, and social media responses seemed positive.

“OK, this part of the Apple WWDC Keynote stream is hysterical… singing the reviews of apps was awesome,” wrote one BlueSky user.

singer-apps.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Said another, “I think it is a questionable choice but the man has a beautiful voice and really committed to the bit.” And another person responded “Yep, 6 out of 5 stars for his dedication to the performance.”

Another said that seeing a Chess.com review sung at WWDC was “not on my bingo card.”

chess.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Liquid what?

Apple’s Liquid Glass design concept was mentioned in nearly every segment of the event. One viewer summed up the event in just a few words.

Please-clap-meme

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Some social media users pointed out that Liquid Glass seemed awfully similar to the Apple user interface introduced back in 2000. One user wrote, “When I was young we called ‘Liquid Glass’ just ‘Aqua.'”

aqua.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

And some were left wondering why Liquid Glass was such a big deal.

so-point.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Fix the second phone-call issue

Maybe WWDC should’ve polled Apple users on the changes they’d really like to see. Ever get a second call while you’re already on a call and find yourself momentarily confused by the message that pops up? Some people wish Apple would just commit some time to fixing that language.

phone-call-issue.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Rotation request

One person is still hoping for another useful feature, but was shut out once again.

landscape-portrait.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Time for Timoji

Tim Cook, Apple CEO, is no Meryl Streep, and some viewers noticed his one expression fits all look.

timoji.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET

Unimpressed

Some viewers were just unimpressed by the entire event, with one person using the meme of Grandpa Simpson handing down wisdom to Bart and pals to explain their feelings.

grandpa-simpson.png

Screenshot by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper/CNET
spot_img

latest articles

explore more

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

en_USEnglish