Tim Cook, who runs one of the world’s most important companies and does not need this crap from any of you, is getting roasted after posting a wild, out-of-focus shot on Twitter tonight at the end of Super Bowl 50. Presumably shot with an iPhone, the photo shows what appears to be the aftermath of Super Bowl 50, in which people on the field are being showered with confetti, or maybe nerve gas. It’s not totally clear.
People are being super mean to Tim Cook about his blurry Super Bowl photo
Shot with iPhone 6
Shot with iPhone 6
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”Shot with iPhone,” quote-tweeted a bunch of jackals, after Cook shared his blurry photo from the 20-yard line of Levi’s Stadium. The Apple CEO and football fan had tweeted in praise of the Denver Broncos, and now he’s going to pay for it, because that’s how Twitter works.
@tim_cook @Broncos bruh that's the best photo you could take?
— Joe Eich (@joeeichinger) February 8, 2016
@solace @brenface someone should upgrade him to the 7+ so he has some image stabilization
— Dan Hendricks (@Dan_H) February 8, 2016
@tim_cook @Broncos was that taken from an iphone? Jeez I hope not Tim.
— Mark Freeman (@markfreeman) February 8, 2016
@tim_cook you take this with an iPad?
— Dance (@dco) February 8, 2016
One smart-ass even tweeted at Cook in Portuguese, like he’s got time to learn that right now.
@tim_cook damn tim, essa foto foi tirada com um iPhone? porque não me parece boa propaganda da qualidade da câmera não em...
— Celso Alvarenga (@euCelso) February 8, 2016
Look, we get it. You’ve never posted a bad photo online, and now Tim Cook has. You have won this day. You and the Denver Broncos. Go take a Gatorade bath. Send us the pictures.
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