The announcement of the reconfinement prompted many Internet users to use irony to address this difficult health, economic, social and psychological situation.

Here are some of the funniest and most caustic reactions to this new confinement.

Welcome to Containment, season 2!

In view of the meteoric progression of the coronavirus epidemic, Emmanuel Macron officially announced the re-containment of the population for a period of at least four weeks, from Friday.

It did not take more for Internet users to seize this news and be sorry, laugh or be inspired by it.

Small anthology of the most original reactions to the announcement of this autumnal reconfinement. 

Telework disrupted by Netflix?

"I have the impression of living the scenario of a disaster film, but the longest in history," thus confided a user at 6 pm, two hours before the presidential address.

With more than 32 million viewers, it triggered a wave of reactions on social networks, with more than 500,000 tweets on Emmanuel Macron and the re-containment on Wednesday evening.

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Watchword ?

Deja vu, first of all, for work.

"We will all find ourselves teleworking, it's gone again for Netflix galore rather than working," writes Mehdi.

For Clémence, this teleworking will be done in rather pleasant conditions.

Let us rejoice a little in these dark times.


It's the return of Among Us parties with friends, Netflix binge-watching, teleworking in underwear, "pretty much" schedules, Tinder's "all over the world" location, video aperitifs .


Take care of yourself.

- Clémence Perrault (@ChocoClemence) October 28, 2020

Bread on Instagram

Another highlight of the first confinement, the famous Zoom meetings will make a comeback.

They bring back good memories to Sophie: "We will be able to drink again during our meetings, it's great".

Another person puts the return of these Zoom meetings into perspective with the length of the lines in front of hair salons.

I just walked past a hairdresser where 10 people were in line even before opening.

Worse than a laboratory.

People want to be ready for zoom meetings

- It's Kelly, right?

(@WankyDays) October 28, 2020

Reconfinement also means the return of home cooking!

"I took out my recipes from confinement, I'm ready to impress Instagram," boasts a user.

As Sissen warns, "I can't stand a second wave of photos of your homemade cakes and bread."

Others are even imagining rules for this month of November which promises to be very special. 

Containment rules Part II:


- Thank you for not taunting people with your "barracks in the countryside", happy for you but we don't want to know


- Celebrities: DON'T


- The diaries of confinement, we'll do without


- The applause


- The photos of bread

- Jennifer Padjemi (@jenniferpadjemi) October 28, 2020 

A list to laugh or cry?

It was also impossible to miss those who were talked about on social networks, during confinement, to come out like zombies.

Since May 11, they have completely disappeared.

“That's it, the joggers will come back to haunt us every day and every night.

Help ", calls a user.

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Finally, another user of social networks made his shopping list and shared it for the cart of the day: toilet paper, hair clipper, flour, printer cartridges for certificates, internet, clay for pottery, Proust, alcohol, hands and a window to applaud at 8 p.m., more alcohol, and finally our eyes to cry.