Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts

Friday, 2 June 2017

What does 'Covfefe' Means by Donald Trump

What does 'Covfefe' Means by Donald Trump



Leave it to American President, Donald Trump to keep Twitter guessing. Just after midnight Eastern this morning, the president did what the president often does at odd hours: He sent out a tweet. But this one, rather than attacking a political opponent or offering up a 140-character policy position, just plain made no sense: “Despite the constant negative press covfefe.” Wait, “covfefe”? No one knew what it meant. Surely it was a mistake that the president would soon delete. But after five minutes, he didn’t. Then a few more passed. Before long, social media was in a mad dash to try to define Trump’s typo. News reports followed, and soon a five-alarm internet fire was burning.

When Trump was elected last fall, the not-so-funny joke on 4chan was that the United States had “elected a meme as president.” This has never felt more true than in the past couple weeks, as images of Trump touching a glowing orb and standing with an unthrilled Pope Francis have become widely Photoshopped and turned into the stuff of LOLs. Unwittingly or not, the president is always good for providing an opportunity for slightly Dadaist humor—tweeting “covfefe” in the middle of the night is just the latest example of that.

But President Trump’s latest Twitter faux pas didn’t just provide the internet something to laugh at, it played to its greatest strength: Giving meaning to the meaningless. Nearly every great meme starts with an obscure word, hashtag, or image that is then granted humor based on what the internet does with it. “On fleek,” “Damn, Daniel,” Kermit sipping tea—all of these things have meanings given to them by people online. In fact, creating and spreading new language is one of social media’s greatest skill sets. So when the president tweeted “covfefe,” everyone’s brains and fingers were primed to dive in.

And so they did. A few hours after “covfefe” consumed the internet, Trump finally deleted the tweet and attempted to wave it off with a self-deprecating follow-up that simply read, “Who can figure out the true meaning of ‘covfefe’ ??? Enjoy!”

Figure out the true meaning? Oh, the internet is on that. See memes below...

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Tuesday, 8 March 2016

Kim Kardashian posts another nude shot after Twitter row

Kim Kardashian posts another nude shot after Twitter row

Hitting back: Kim Kardashian has shared another nude photo on Twitter, in response to criticism over her previous naked selfie

Kim Kardashian has hit back at criticism over sharing a nude picture... by posting another one. The bodacious reality TV star posted a black and white shot of herself standing against a darkened background along with the comment '#liberated'.

The 35-year-old showed off almost every inch of her curves, covering her chest with a well-placed arm, as she hit back at the likes of Bette Midler, Chloe Moretz and Piers Morgan following their comments over her original image posted on Monday.

Although the previous image showed her with blonde hair - hinting it was a throwback from last year, before she fell pregnant with her second child Saint - this showed her with her trademark raven tresses.

Holding her arm across her generous chest to protect her modesty, and her other hand over her groin, her slim waistline and curved hips appeared more hourglass-shaped than ever. This new photo came after she went on an epic Twitter rant in the style of her husband Kanye West.

She took to slamming her critics in typical Yeezy fashion, after receiving backlash over posting a nude selfie to Twitter. The reality star lashed out at Bette and Chloe, who had shared their disdain at her exhibitionism earlier that day. Kim also brazenly appeared to imply she's paid off her husband Kanye's supposed $53 million debts.

Kim wrote on Twitter on Monday, the day after she posted her now-infamous selfie, some sharp words for 70-year-old Midler. 'hey @BetteMidler I know it's past your bedtime but if you're still up and reading this send nudes #justkidding,' Kim wrote. See tweet below...

Kim wrote on Twitter on Monday, the day after she posted her now infamous selfie, some sharp words for 70-year-old Midler

Kim wrote on Twitter on Monday, the day after she posted her now infamous selfie, some sharp words for 70-year-old Midler

Thursday, 25 February 2016

Photos: Khloe Kardashian admits she Photoshop gym selfie

Photos: Khloe Kardashian admits she Photoshop gym selfie

The altered image: Khloe Kardashian was showing off the fruits of her hard labor in a Twitter selfie on Wednesday, but fans have pointed out that there is a weird wave in the door, suggesting she had Photoshopped it

Khloe Kardashian was busted for Photoshopping her gym selfie posted to Twitter on Wednesday.
The 31-year-old reality star quickly deleted the image - where a bend in the doorway could be seen by her thigh - then later posted the original, un-retouched image on Instagram with an angry message.

'If only hatin burned calories how dope yall would be. Too bad it doesn't. Here's the OG shot. The petty movement ain't cute. Oh and I almost forgot.... Namaste,' wrote the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star.

She admitted to it: 'If only hatin burned calories how dope yall would be. Too bad it doesn't,' snapped the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star on Instagram

See the original image below....

The original image: Here is the photo that has not been reworked and Khloe's body looks just as incredible; the star posted this shot to Instagram after reading the complaints

Wednesday, 24 February 2016

Nigerians slam Ben Bruce on twitter, calling him hypocrite

Nigerians slam Ben Bruce on twitter, calling him hypocrite



Ben Bruce, at his 60th birthday party,which was held a few days ago in Abuja, launched a book titled, ‘CommonSense Revolution’ and shared free copies to guests in attendance. An imprint in the publication suggests that the book was not printed in Nigeria but in the United States.

In a series of tweets, Nigerians have come against the Bayelsa State Senator and the Silverbird CEO, who for many weeks was an advocate of ‘buy in Nigeria goods’ for doing the exact opposite, saying he is a hypocrite.

Abubakar Sidiq Usman, in his twitter handle by the name, @MrAbuSidiq, said Ben Murray Bruce has no moral justification for advocating#BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira since he printed his book in the US.

You keep telling Nigerians to #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNairabut you went to print your #CommonSense revolution book in the US. Loool

Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) also agrees with Usman that an advocate of #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNairashouldn’t have printed his book outside the country if he had wanted the naira to grow.

So, #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira advocate made his book in the USA. Haba @benmurraybruce. @Ayourb@MrAbuSidiq @APCNigeria pic.twitter.com/JchGQ08Fy4

Imagine, so Ben Bruce did not even print his book, ‘A Commonsense Revolution’ here in Nigeria?#BuyNaija, Noise – making venture!

— Ahmed Laotan (@PoserWith_Ahmed) February 24, 2016

We still have good printers in Naija, pls let’s relate this to ben bruce. Pls Sir learn to lead by example.@ benmurraybruce please #BuyNaija

— Nwachukwu Millicent (@NMillicent) February 24, 2016The book ” A common sense revolution ” by Ben Bruce was printed in USA. Y’all Shd stop following this man. He’s a Hypocrite

— Infamous Minded (@PRODEEGY) February 24, 2016

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