If there is one thing Twitter loves, it’s taking a joke and driving it into the ground. Sure, it can get tiresome (like how the first response to any tweet that has the number “69” in it is always “nice”), but sometimes running with a joke can produce wonderful results.
Case in point: the people who turned the “Hollyweed” incident into one of Twitter’s best memes in quite some time.
They changed the Hollywood sign again. pic.twitter.com/6LnPjh46G5
— NBA Memes (@NBAMemes) January 4, 2017
can't believe they did this to the Hollywood sign mfs up to no good pic.twitter.com/LkX8k5iHPa
— educated shrimp (@yaperboi) January 2, 2017
hollywood sign looks crazy rn pic.twitter.com/XaFleVx2aB
— chlozo (@chillstrege) January 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/treadwell00/status/816763015773245440
https://twitter.com/notbradywalter/status/816758806654947333
disgusting vandals have ruined the Hollywood sign 😒 pic.twitter.com/PWdlOXhOaW
— Trashvis (@Trashvis) January 2, 2017
lol they changed the hollywood sign pic.twitter.com/UdU8kOQm7m
— alex furlin (@thefurlinator) January 1, 2017
They changed the Hollywood sign again.. pic.twitter.com/r6pgFCIrgg
— nick (@necksosa) January 3, 2017
https://twitter.com/facesablur/status/816765476743299083
Now that is how you run a joke into the ground. I could read these all year.
H/T BuzzFeed