Sports catches up with Twitter's latest 'File and folders' trend

It doesn’t take a lot of time for people to catch up with a new trend when it comes to Twitter, and that is just what happened in the last 24 hours when users started following this new trend of ‘File and folders’ tweets.

Basically, the idea is to have a team or an athlete as the main folder in the tweet and then sub-folders would be related to a trait that is either embarrassing or unique. And not surprisingly the likes of Rohit Sharma, Ravindra Jadeja and many others were subject to these jokes.

Here’s how the sports world caught up with this trend:

Arsenal Trophies Champions League Empty Folder
— Baatmaan (@VanDiablo) July 22, 2015

Premier League Previous Winners Liverpool This folder is empty
— Sulaiman (@Sule456) July 21, 2015

Documents Rohit Sharma Talent This folder is empty
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) July 21, 2015

Documents James Rodriguez Tap-ins for Real Madrid This folder is empty https://t.co/iM98lEFQOg
— Cristiano Ronaldo (@TheCRonaldoFan) July 21, 2015

Photos Real Madrid Treble This folder is empty
— Sergi Samperista. (@FCBSamper) July 21, 2015

Man City Fans before 2008 Empty Folder Man City Fans after 2008 Empty Folder pic.twitter.com/vrPWHT6WfT
— Narbavi (@cric_fever) July 22, 2015

Jadeja Indian Cricketer Why is he in the team? This folder is empty
— pakalu papito's mom (@papitomom) July 22, 2015

Pakistan against India World Cup Matches won This folder is empty
— OhMyRaúl (@mzshubham) July 22, 2015

Real Madrid Trophies European Cup Franco
— Baatmaan (@VanDiablo) July 22, 2015

Rahul Dravid Career Haters Empty Folder
— Narbavi (@cric_fever) July 22, 2015

Pakistan against India World Cup Matches won The folder is empty.
— OhMyRaúl (@mzshubham) July 22, 2015

Documents Hazard No of goals from open play This folder is empty
— Nancy. (@TheGooneriya) July 21, 2015

Documents Chelsea History before 2004 This folder is empty
— Azeez Adebimpe (@a3sha2) July 21, 2015

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