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Facebook celebrated its 12th birthday and, to mark the occasion, users were being greeted with a video about them and their friends as part of a series of events to show how friendship dominates the site.
Given that how sudden, and not to mention random, the Facebook’s “Friends Day” declaration is, the internet has been taking it all with a pinch of salt … and reacting in all sorts of ways.
Happy Friends Day, Precious!
We're celebrating friendship on Facebook's 12th birthday. We wish you and your friends a very special day.— Lihle (@preciousgqiba) February 4, 2016
the friendship video thing on facebook was so cute!!! i almost cried
— soph (@xavierdoln) February 4, 2016
Ironically sharing my 'friendship video' on Facebook as I sit at work eating lunch alone. #nofriendsday
— anouk (@EllieMLester) February 4, 2016
my facebook friend video would be great if they weren't all drunk selfies with people i don't really know
— amy (@amygban) February 4, 2016
This facebook friendship day thing has made me realise im an alcoholic, im drunk in every photo.
— Innes henderson (@inneshenderson) February 4, 2016
With 'friends day' Facebook is like that one annoying friend who tries so hard you lose all and any potential respect for them
— Murra (@murrakmr) February 4, 2016
I don't even like looking at my own friends, Facebook, let alone other people's.
— Louise Jones (@louisejonesetc) February 4, 2016
I made my friendship day Facebook video… pic.twitter.com/xJO6P5zcGS
— Scottee (@ScotteeIsFat) February 4, 2016
When your Facebook "friendship" video is 90% pictures with family
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