With a name like Apple, one would think at least one of their products would be edible. Alas, here we are 40 years into the organization and fans are still clamoring for something to eat. YouTube has heard the hungry cries of the world, which is why they have shown us how to make an iPhone out of bacon.
YOUTUBE COMBINES BACON AND IPHONE
When two great worlds collide, the result is often a tangled mess of destruction. Sometimes, there just isn’t enough room in one place for two qualities of greatness, however, occasionally, harmony can exist. In this particular example, YouTube takes an iPhone, perhaps one of the greatest smartphones on the planet and combine it with bacon, arguably one of the finest cuts of meat on the planet. On their own, bacon and Apple are two strong pillars of society, but what happens when you combine them? Well, ladies and gentlemen, it is the work of legends.
APPLE MAKES HISTORY WITH PIG FAT
Apple products aren’t known for their physical strength. Look around the subway on a given day. It’s likely you’ll see at least one cracked iPhone screen or dented Macbook Pro. For Apple, it’s the inside that really matters but what good is the inside if the outside isn’t protected? That question has lacked any real answer until now. YouTube has decided to wrap an iPhone in bacon to show the combination fo the two can provide optimal exterior protection. After the phone is encased in several strips of bacon, heated to a golden crisp and then dropped 100 feet, the iPhone still seems to be in prime physical condition. The only negative aspect is a minor malfunction with some internal issue. That aside it seems that there is place in the world for Apple and bacon together.
HAVE WE GONE TOO FAR?
Yes, this YouTube video is an example of two powers existing in harmony but it’s also a concerning statement about our obsession with bacon. Have we gone too far with it? Bacon seems to be the most popular food of the decade. THere’s bacon ice cream, bacon vodka, and even entirely sandwiches made out of bacon. AS great as it is, YouTube and other web powers are saturating the bacon market. At his rate, it will eventually collapse on itself.
