Washington Post 'Twits' Series Offers Dramatic Readings of Celebrity Tweets
Marissa Brassfield — October 10, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: voices.washingtonpost & holykaw.alltop
The Washington Post 'Twits' series is in essence a hilarious series of Twitter monologues that offers dramatic readings of celebrity tweets. In the video above, Twitter updates from Sean Combs (@iamdiddy), Lindsay Lohan (@sevinnyne6126) and Brooke Hogan (@brookehogan) are read in epic fashion as the text is spelled out in a typewriter-style marquee across the bottom of the screen.
The funniest aspect about the Washington Post 'Twits' series is that all of these updates actually happened. Check out the link below to see more videos from the series.
The funniest aspect about the Washington Post 'Twits' series is that all of these updates actually happened. Check out the link below to see more videos from the series.
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