Another Twitter trend has taken off, and the rules are simple: “Quote This and Impersonate Me in a Tweet.”
https://twitter.com/GloUpElite/status/785626768610881536
Twitter is the number one social platform for people to speak their minds without much thought as to how it will affect someone else. What better place to mimic someone with brutal honesty?
why yes i love bleep bloop music someone should put a fat grumpy asian bb in a crop top also https://t.co/eqr76Zh0ZP
— vampire workday (@imbobswaget) October 10, 2016
butter pecan ice cream is a gay icon https://t.co/XoXK6T3dru
— claire biddles (@msclairebiddles) October 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/toptiervillain/status/785616480226283520
https://twitter.com/chunghabot/status/785604164894138368
Users have mixed emotions about the trend. Some are loving it, while others are afraid to put their feelings on the line.
Too insecure for that "impersonate me" meme tbh
— Sarah Hagi (@geekylonglegs) October 10, 2016
I can't wait til this "impersonate me" thing y'all clogging the feed with goes south and the teeth come out.
— Craig Bro Dude (@CraigSJ) October 10, 2016
Y'all are brave with that "impersonate me in a tweet" business. No, thank you! LOL!
— WASH YOUR HANDS (@RadRoopa) October 10, 2016
if anyone dares impersonate me in a tweet, i'll sue
— heavy sweater (@someofmybest) October 10, 2016
i've been impersonating myself in tweets for years now
— Jingleghost (@JeremyMonjo) October 10, 2016
Do you see yourself joining in?
I'll never challenge someone to impersonate me as I have very low self-esteem already. pic.twitter.com/1SlFv5q1q6
— 50% off ALL my tweets (@prostgrad) October 10, 2016