Twitter cannot stop talking about 'Midsummer Chaos'

The much-talked-about web series tells the tale of a group of youngsters dealing with love and heartbreak

Over the weekend, Twitter was reeling over a new web series that made rounds on social media. Midsummer Chaos, a web series, revolved around the elite youth of Islamabad, managed to grab the eyeballs of many, thanks to what Twitterati is now calling 'cringeworthy' content. 

Midsommar Chaos tells the tale of a group of youngsters dealing with love and heartbreak. Written and directed by Ahmed Sarym, the web series has been called out by the users for one too many reasons. Soon after the first episode of the show was out, memes and rib-tickling tweets followed. However, kudos to the cast for taking it in good spirit! 

There were few renditions:

this will always be my Midsummer Chaos. pic.twitter.com/4iiQg0FnXn

— 🇵🇸 (@azkhawaja1) June 14, 2021

Midsummer Chaos prequel pic.twitter.com/PAGVrteLz6

— baz (@KhaNuBya) June 14, 2021

Another deleted scene from Midsummer Chaos unearthed😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/RffsdRL5ft

— Anees Hassan Khan (@AneesHassanKhan) June 14, 2021

My Midsummer Chaos pic.twitter.com/EuBFTA4z8b

— ⎊ Childish Ghambino 🍉 (@Sarkhail7Khan) June 14, 2021

And few reservations:

this part where midsummer chaos broke the fourth wall was genius, mustafa just couldn’t keep it in anymore pic.twitter.com/VW9wM7k4yy

— Bilal Azeem (@bilalazeem_) June 14, 2021

Midsummer Chaos is proof that anything diaspora Desis do will always pale in comparison to what rich Pakistanis kids do on their own. 😂

— eman c. (@tigerbano) June 15, 2021

Ngl, so are we! 

honestly im lowkey excited for midsummer chaos ep 2

— ruqaia (@ruqayaaaaaa) June 15, 2021

Not me watching Midsummer Chaos💀💀

— Ahsan Shehzad🇵🇰🇵🇸 (@Ahsan_Shehzad_) June 15, 2021

#MidsummerChaos all the way https://t.co/4TnPbjF3N7 pic.twitter.com/twGYTeauCW

— Puk-Chik-Puk Raja Babu (@AhsanRants) June 15, 2021

My partner thinks I've invested too much time in finding out about the cast of midsummer chaos BUT how does one stop?

— Seerat Khan (@seeratkhan92) June 15, 2021

Where's the lie:

Guys stop hating on midsummer chaos, kya pata ameer bachon k yehi maslay hoty hon, hmein kia pta pic.twitter.com/bBRCXxbKMA

— Ailurophile (@TheRoyalPaw) June 15, 2021

me tryna figure out what actually happened in Midsummer Chaos pic.twitter.com/5T9vZiyh8K

— talha (@dafucboi) June 13, 2021

All 50 Islamabadies probably going to gather at burning brownie and stream Midsummer Chaos to celebrate tonight.

— Arhum (@arhuml92) June 14, 2021

✨Gossip Girl-Islamabad Edition✨

Honestly, I felt so uncomfortable watching this. pic.twitter.com/wlthWCCJ9g

— S🪐 (@NuggsNotDrugsss) June 13, 2021

The cast is still in high spirits, though!

Honestly I'm proud of Midsummer chaos. Its my first proper acting project and i have a long way to go; with limited resources we did our best . @SarymAhmed Proud of you ❤️. Im soo excited for other episodes to come 🥂 (coming every week)

— Mustafa Babar (@MustafaBabarr) June 14, 2021

While the meme brigade has been working tirelessly, this could be touted as a valiant effort by a young director. We call lies if you tell us you aren't excited for episode two of Midsummer Chaos! 

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