Twitter Personalities

Over the course of the week, I followed ten twitter personalities in order to analyze their brands. These ten personalities include Kevin Hart, Tim Burton, Rob Dyrdek, Elon Musk, Stan Lee, Mark Hoppus, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Myers, Brock Richards, and Gordon Ramsay. A good majority of these are fake in order to promote their brands of tv shows and bands and so on. But, ome of the lesser-known personalities, such as Brock Richards and Mark Hoppus, are not fake though. The others, however, have been mostly falsified.

Depending on the genre of their brands, they do different things to portray themselves, their brands, and their personalities. The music accounts, such as Mark Hoppus, Brock Richards, and (kind of) Kevin Hart, will occaisionally post things about albums, songs, and concert dates amongst their regular twitter activity. Otherwise, they try to show real personality since, after all, music is about showing personality.

The comedians (Kevin Hart, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Myers, and kind of Rob Dyrdek) follow the same time of structure. They'll drop things like show dates scsattered amongst them interacting and retweeting with other people in an attempt to show off a fake personality. This personality is fake because, according to common sense, not everything people think about is humor. People have actual lives too.

The 'other' category includes Tim Burton, Elon Musk, Stan Lee, and Gordon Ramsay. I say that these people are fake because they don't really show much personality on twitter at all. They'll throw around things like upcoming movies, new projects, and whatnot. While I do classify this as fake, it's not like they try to come across as genuine. They use it to get information out, and their followers know it. People only follow them for a source of information, not to see a fake personality.