Dull, boring, long queues: How Twitter reacted to Google I/O 2016 Day 1

The past one year has been exciting for Google. The search giant got a parent company and also a new CEO. Trying to be different, of sorts, Google organised its first outdoor event. Though Google was caring by providing sunscreen and water bottles; it wasn’t really the “music festival” that it hoped would get an applause.  In fact, many took to Twitter explaining how it was an annoying. Some didn’t like the music, the heat made many disinterested in the keynote making them look out for some shade and livestream the event (not to forget the lack of exciting announcements ) while some others complained about the long queues that ensured they miss sessions. All in all, not a great start for Google, we must say.

Check out some of the tweets below:

https://twitter.com/CurtinMartis/status/733059057439932416

https://twitter.com/NateSwanner/status/733072422052581376

https://twitter.com/IsaacSachs/status/733076329520726018

https://twitter.com/bdzierot/status/733035170429734912

https://twitter.com/rothgar/status/603976162470072321

https://twitter.com/Djava7/status/733075745426178048

https://twitter.com/JoshConstine/status/732980667294703616

https://twitter.com/bryanclark/status/733072220294012929

https://twitter.com/MikeIsaac/status/732978791459381248

https://twitter.com/chintanv/status/732988119922806784

https://twitter.com/MandyChanNYC/status/732981535662575616

https://twitter.com/heatherkelly/status/732979552318820352

https://twitter.com/GunFlame713/status/482371142141751296