Warning! Clickbait! Macbook selfie sticks are not a thing
Before you click on the next article warning that the age of Macbook selfie sticks has dawned on us overnight, relax - the Macbook selfie stick is not a thing!
A group of artists created a project based on the contraption, uploading a series of images of people holding an extra large, though apparently sturdy, selfie stick with a Macbook poised ludicrously on the end to macbookselfiestick.com
The photos were taken around New York City by the Macbook stick’s creators, Moises, John Yuyi and Tom Galle, and are accompanied by some puzzled looks from passers-by.
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The artists’ tech-centered art project pokes fun at society’s obsession with self image and vanity, while also proving a godsend to clickbait-hungry media everywhere.
Some who spotted images of the ‘product’ online are buying into the notion that the selfie stick phenomenon has reached another level.
Macbook Selfie Stick absolutely absurd,100 times WTF moment! Is it to do with anti-selfie movement? #Macbookselfiehttps://t.co/oUCpc2Ey6I
— Harshad Wadivkar (@harshad83) February 26, 2016
So for the record, if you were hoping to add the Macbook selfie stick to your array of gadgets, you’ll be left disappointed - Macbook selfie sticks are not for sale.
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