Top 10 Reactions To Black Friday 2019 From Twitter

Of course, Black Friday this time round inspired its fair share of memes and quips. Some people compared the event in Canada and the US, others commented on the unannounced MMA contests that occurred in the department stores while some complained about the lack of discounts on their favorite things. 

Let’s take a look at some of the top reactions to Black Friday.

FINALLY! We’ve reached the critical tipping point in BJJ’s history where the Black Friday fights at Target are contested between two jiu-jitsu practitioners from the half guard! #bjj #blackfriday pic.twitter.com/4pbd0dAJSk

— Rener Gracie (@RenerGracie) December 1, 2019

From ridiculous brawls in Walmart to much classier Jiu-Jitsu contests in Target – our society has made great progress. And Rener Gracie, the head instructor of the Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy, couldn’t be any happier. 

Black Friday in Canada.. pic.twitter.com/lCSlhqRuLM

— Men's Corner (@Mens_Corner_) November 30, 2019

It doesn’t get more Canadian than customers walking into a store in an orderly fashion and the staff applauding them. Maybe if everyone was getting free Maple syrups, this could’ve been declared as the national video of Canada. 

Were there any Black Friday deals on men who are consistent and trustworthy? I know they’ve been sold out for awhile now, but didn’t know if a new shipment came in yet!

— Kalen Allen (@TheKalenAllen) November 30, 2019

Good men are hard to find these days. So you could only hope there would be a deal on them on Black Friday. But alas. 

7.4 billion spent on Black Friday. Can say I contributed 0 bucks to that. Trying to do more meaningful things that don't cost a thing. That is what the holidays should be.

— Adam Joseph (@6abcadamjoseph) December 1, 2019

While thousands of people were having impromptu professional wrestling matches across the stores in the country, some folks couldn’t care less. Adam Joseph, for instance, saved 100% by not bothering at all on Black Friday. Perhaps this was the greatest deal availed that day. 

When you're Black Friday shopping and watch two 44 year old women fight over discounted bath towels. pic.twitter.com/tilhq6WE1t

— Jordan Payton (@LEGIQN) December 1, 2019

Baby Yoda memes are all the rage these days. Jordan Payton believes this pic of the infant Jedi Master sums up how people react to fighting customers on Black Friday. Right, he is. 

Big shouts out to anybody working retail to provide for themselves or their families during this holiday season for real. As consumers and shoppers I think we can all practice a little more mindfulness with our fellow working humans as well

— dom from hartford (@DomMcLennon) November 30, 2019

Rapper Dom McLennon gave an important message to anyone who’s shopping this season. People working in retail stores are simply out making a living and consumers should be mindful of how they treat them. A little empathy goes a long way. 

Why are there no Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales on food

— Robotaki 👻 (@Robotaki) December 1, 2019

Someone is asking the right questions. Why aren’t Chipotle and Taco Bell giving us 40% off on Cheesy Double Decker Tacos? Not fair. Not fair at all. 

The only good Black Friday deal I found was one of those AeroGarden things. I was like "this would be awesome for growing weed", then remembered I'm on probation and should probably not do that.

— MalwareTech (@MalwareTechBlog) November 30, 2019

Many people had high expectations of Black Friday. But their plans took a hit and went up in smoke as they failed to keep off the grass in the past. What a buzz kill. 

I saw someone saying "20% off is not a Black Friday sale" and I just want to remind everyone that small businesses can't do big doorbuster sales because we're not million dollar companies. We're making a living. Some of us will lose money if we do any more. Pls respect that.

— GIVE MY PINNED TWEET LOVE PLS 🖤😭 (@leneeh4) November 30, 2019

It’s important to remember that not all businesses can afford to give massive discounts. Several small startups are trying to turn a profit in an extremely competitive environment. Black Friday could be a perfect opportunity to support such ventures. 

Crazy to think that it took 6 years until our merchants sold their first collective billion. Same as yesterday’s Black Friday.

— Tobi Lutke 🌳🌲 (@tobi) November 30, 2019

Tobi Lutke of Shopify announced on Twitter that his company was able to hit 10 digits this Black Friday -an amazing achievement for the popular eCommerce platform. 

Regardless, Black Friday 2019 gave brands the opportunity to showcase their offerings and consumers get a chance to avail extraordinary deals. If you missed Black Friday, don’t fret it. You can still use Coes promo code to get some killer suits with up to 40% discount. There are plenty of bargains still available.