<p>The FaceApp has taken the internet by storm the past two days, with Twitter especially going gung-ho over it. The app, which takes a user's photo and rehashes it to reveal what they might look like when they turn old.</p>.<p>With everyone from regular users to celebrities posting their FaceApp photos online, it seems like the Twitter handles of companies are not left too far behind. Fevicol tweeted out a meme yesterday, with the caption- 'Kya hai iss ande ka funda?' </p>.<p>For those who are unaware, Fevicol had released a television advert several years back, wherein a cook tries to break an egg, but after multiple attempts cannot do it. It is then discovered that the hen who laid the egg was eating its feed out of a used Fevicol box. The advertisement had been a huge hit when it was released, and the tweet acted as a nice moment of nostalgia for kids and adults alike.</p>
<p>The FaceApp has taken the internet by storm the past two days, with Twitter especially going gung-ho over it. The app, which takes a user's photo and rehashes it to reveal what they might look like when they turn old.</p>.<p>With everyone from regular users to celebrities posting their FaceApp photos online, it seems like the Twitter handles of companies are not left too far behind. Fevicol tweeted out a meme yesterday, with the caption- 'Kya hai iss ande ka funda?' </p>.<p>For those who are unaware, Fevicol had released a television advert several years back, wherein a cook tries to break an egg, but after multiple attempts cannot do it. It is then discovered that the hen who laid the egg was eating its feed out of a used Fevicol box. The advertisement had been a huge hit when it was released, and the tweet acted as a nice moment of nostalgia for kids and adults alike.</p>