Others claimed that the mic drop was destroying their professional rapport. “I wish Mic Drop would Drop dead from my gmail page,” another wrote. I can’t afford for you clowns to mess around with my business,” wrote one user on the forum. “Seriously Google? You mess with peoples’ email like this. In the Gmail Help Forum, users responded to the mic drop with confusion and frustration. WHAT A HARMLESS APRIL FOOL'S JOKE, WHAT COULD GO WRONG /Maw8a6VUSA On Twitter, Gmail users were outraged, especially when, as seen in one example, an animated GIF of the yellow creature punctuated an email about funeral arrangements. Yes, even if folks try to respond, you won’t see it.” Everyone will get your message, but that’s the last you’ll ever hear about it. “Simply reply to any email using the new ‘Send + Mic Drop’ button. “Today, Gmail is making it easier to have the last word on any email with Mic Drop,” a post on the company’s Official Gmail Blog said of the email feature. But, the prank backfired the same day when the mic drop made it impossible for email users to see any subsequent replies. On Friday, Google announced “Gmail Mic Drop,” a new option on the send button that attaches to your email a minion from the “Despicable Me” movies dressed in royal garb and dropping a mic. Google’s April Fools’ Day joke was supposed to be a mic drop, but ended up as a flop.
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