Big Brands Had A Field Day On A Twitter Thread During The Social Media Shutdown

Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp left us all in the dark when they decided to go MIA without informing us in advance. In this time of darkness, Twitter was the only shining light on our phones that led the way. The platform saw its moment to shine and tweeted out "hi to literally everyone." At that very moment, we were hooked. We knew that if every single platform in the world was ghosting us, Twitter would still be there for us. Apparently, big brands wanted in on the action and had some fire responses to the "hi" that Twitter put out. We're so here for this awesome Twitter thread. 

Author image for abbyadler abbyadler
Add us on Google
Advertisement

Tags

twitter social media Twitter Thread shutdown internet culture
Scroll Down For The Next Article

Also From CheezCake

Entitled Mother Expects Teen Daughter To Babysit Brother Instead Of Going To School Dance

Entitled Mother Expects Teen Daughter To Babysit Brother Instead Of Going To School Dance

Trending Now

33 Honk-Shoo-Mi-Mi-Mi-Memes for Sleepy Souls Dating a Snorer

33 Honk-Shoo-Mi-Mi-Mi-Memes for Sleepy Souls Dating a Snorer

01
Traditional mother-in-law tries to control wedding venue for son and daughter-in-law, DIL snaps at her despite offering to pay 40% of wedding costs: “Your ‘generous offer’ wasn’t about helping us”

Traditional mother-in-law tries to control wedding venue for son and daughter-in-law, DIL snaps at her despite offering to pay 40% of wedding costs: “Your ‘generous offer’ wasn’t about helping us”

02
32 Fine Art Memes that Show the Face of Satisfied Women in Relationships

32 Fine Art Memes that Show the Face of Satisfied Women in Relationships

03
People Reveal Their Out-Of-The-Ordinary Hobbies

People Reveal Their Out-Of-The-Ordinary Hobbies

04
POV: It’s The Early 2000s And You’re Watching Shows On PBS Kids

POV: It’s The Early 2000s And You’re Watching Shows On PBS Kids

05
Dad goes through 15-year-old son’s phone and finds out he has a PS5 at his mom’s house, he demands son bring it to his so his 6 stepsiblings can play too, son refuses: 'It’s going to get broken with 6 kids running around'

Dad goes through 15-year-old son’s phone and finds out he has a PS5 at his mom’s house, he demands son bring it to his so his 6 stepsiblings can play too, son refuses: 'It’s going to get broken with 6 kids running around'

06
Advertisement