Twitter user Stilgherrian posted a photo of a young girl in front of a house burning down with the caption: 'Samsung shareholders meeting.'
Russian Market shared a gif of a man lighting his cigar from a fire in his lap, with the comment: 'Reading Twitter on your Samsung phone.'
Shane Matthew Neave joked soldiers could use the 'explosive' product in war zones when he said: 'Samsung have announced a new product launch, the Samsung Galaxy 7 grenade.'
Last week one enterprising modder made a video using the phone an effective weapon in the anarchic gaming world of Grand Theft Auto V.
Players can purchase the Note7 from an in-game store where it's classed as a "sticky bomb".
A video uploaded to YouTube shows a player using the weapon to blow up cars by sticking the phone to a door, and loading an explosive trap of phones on the road for unsuspecting drivers.
While Samsung probably aren't laughing at the ingenious mod, owners of the phone might enjoy a bit of schadenfraude. After all, exploding batteries can cause serious injuries and even claim lives.
WATCH: CCTV footage of a smoking Smasung Note 7
