Last week, I saw this great Twitter thread on singer Hayley Williams that compared her many different hair colors to dish detergents.
thread of hayley williams as dish detergents pic.twitter.com/ethZLLlKK2
— nick (@fterlaughter) April 7, 2019
Just some earnest content that makes going on the harassment-filled site known as Twitter worth it. There were lots of detergents to choose from:
— nick (@fterlaughter) April 7, 2019
— nick (@fterlaughter) April 7, 2019
Then I discovered a bunch of these threads, which pair a celebrity or notable person with random products or objects.
Here’s one of TV personality Sonja Morgan as personal lubricants.
Sonja Morgan as personal lubricant: A THREAD pic.twitter.com/TEGogNs22M
— dzmcgee (@dzmcgee) April 14, 2019
Here’s another of Ben Affleck as Dunkin’ Donuts beverages.
Ben Affleck as beverages from Dunkin Donuts pic.twitter.com/87orSgdzFI
— amelia wedemeyer (@ameliadeew) April 13, 2019
— amelia wedemeyer (@ameliadeew) April 13, 2019
And Tessa Thompson as Pringles.
https://twitter.com/ttomholIand/status/1116801121497096193
https://twitter.com/ttomholIand/status/1116802480216641541
This meme is like a game: Find a product or object that comes in various colors and match those colors to a celebrity’s various on-screen and off-screen photos. It’s an exercise in using Google Images.
Over the weekend, the meme went down a new path. Now people are finding colorful transportation systems around the world and comparing them to pop stars’ outfits.
Here’s Rihanna as Berlin public transit.
Rihanna as Berlin Public Transport: a thread pic.twitter.com/MS5UlrVvjI
— nico (@nco_lnz) April 14, 2019
— nico (@nco_lnz) April 14, 2019
And here’s Taylor Swift as Dutch public transit.
https://twitter.com/RowdyHD/status/1117042623863296001
https://twitter.com/RowdyHD/status/1117043564066869248
These threads are a gift.
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