Published 16:30 IST, August 7th 2020

Netflix appreciates Binod memes and introduces 'hero' Armaan; check their hilarious banter

Amid the ongoing, Binod spamming trend, Netlfix appreciates the Binod memes by calling out a user who drops the same comment on their posts. Read more

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Recently, a trend called ‘Bid’ emerged out of a YouTube video. It has gone viral and #Bid is w even trending on Twitter with funny memes and jokes. Amid all this, famous streaming site Netlfix too h its own Bid moment. Calling it an appreciation tweet to Bid memes, Netflix called out ar user namely Armaan who has been dropping same comment on every Netflix’s tweet for last year.

Netflix has its own Bid Moment

Retweeting Armaan’s tweet, Netflix showcased how he is asking m to d Al Paci’s movies on ir site. tweet banter just didn’t end re. Armaan thanked Netflix for showering him with so much love in ar tweet. However, Netflix h most epic reply in store for him. Check it out here:

After watching this back-forth tweet session, many users tried to trend Armaan on Twitter. While some said “Who Bid? We Stan Armaan”, ors wrote his name in ir posts. Even Netflix called him “SupARMAAN” who is Al Paci’s fan. Take a look at how Twitterati’s are reacting:

For unversed, who are yet wondering who is Bid and why ir feed has been filled with his name. All your questions have been answered here. Continue reing to kw more about this new spamming trend.

Who is Bid & why is he trending?

It all began with a YouTube channel namely Slayy Point that me a video on Indian comments. While calling out how a few trash comments on YouTube, channel came across a user Bid Tharu who has simply commented with his own name on one of videos. t only that, but his comment has also got 7 likes by netizens. This one reference has w blown out of proportion and emerged as a spamming trend all over social media.

With Bid trend growing so much, it has also been used to target famous YouTubers. Netizens are commenting “Bid” extensively, be it during live sessions or on rmal videos. Twitter has been filled with Bid memes. Take a look at a few of m here: