There are many who claim that Twitter and social media can’t serve as effective vehicles of social activism because they’re degrading the level of intelligent discourse in this country.
These people are full of poop. If you want proof that Twitter is actually elevating the level of intelligent conversation in this country, look no further than #Buttflix, a hashtag that started trending this afternoon.
Originating from a segment on the Comedy Central late-night show @midnight, #Buttflix takes Netflix titles and turns them into erudite, sophisticated commentary on the SCOTUS ruling to strike down caps on individual campaign contributions. Just kidding! It turns them into jokes about butts.
In the interest of contributing to the Daily Dot’s reputation as a bastion of 21st-century intellectualism, we have compiled a showcase of some of the best #Buttflix tweets from this afternoon. I would also like to take this opportunity to publicly thank my mother and father for funding my college tuition so I could one day grow up to write about The Motorcycle Diarrheas.
#Buttflix Harry Potter and the prisoner of ASScaban @midnight
— Josh Lonero (@Jrok23) April 3, 2014
Rear and Loathing in Las VegAss #Buttflix @midnight
— Chris Hardwick (@nerdist) April 3, 2014
Bill & Ted’s Excrement Adventure #Buttflix @midnight
— Austin (@Austin_H2O) April 3, 2014
Close Encounters of the Turd Kind. #buttflix.
— Charlton Pope (@chopo2) April 3, 2014
The Curious Case of Benjamin’s Butthole #buttflix @midnight
— J.DeL (@nthensome) April 3, 2014
The Rocky Horror Pinch a Loaf. #buttflix @midnight
— Ryan Lindsay (@THEryanlindsay) April 3, 2014
#buttflix Bridget Jones Diarrhea
— graham bretman (@GBretman) April 3, 2014
he’s just not that into poo #buttflix @midnight
— Frank Maloney (@frankxmaloney) April 3, 2014
And, of course:
House of Sharts “The road to power is paved with skidmarks, and casualties.” -Frank Underwood. #Buttflix @midnight pic.twitter.com/WavY7Nonth
— Ross Blankenship (@blankentweets) April 3, 2014
