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#2

I wouldn’t know, I’m not even on Twitter

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#3

Do they? :confused:

#4

People on Twiter being bizarrely sycophantic to public figures? What a farfetched tale!

#5

Yeah. Here’s some mum ones https://twitter.com/rihanna/status/777592603244134400

#6

Because they are mostly American thus mom (not kum) is the correct spelling

#7

Hehe

#8

Twiter culture is lame as

#9

Was it just a way of trying to get them to look at their tweet? But now it happens all the time so it’s useless

#10

Think its a way of teenagers saying “omg adopt me plz xx”

#11

I haven’t only just noticed this btw I’ve just been withholding it as a thread for 2 years https://www.buzzfeed.com/kristinharris/teens-calling-celebs-mom?utm_term=.msxYLg9lXD#.pvNVxgWOyM

#12

Clearly meant mum but I wasn’t going to trample on anyones joy via an edit

#13

There are loads of pregnency plots in mainstream movies and they’re all method actors

#14

Sort of. It’s more the ultimate compliment I think. Lorde explains here https://www.buzzfeed.com/kristinharris/teens-calling-celebs-mom?utm_term=.eiZxmLzdVA#.ovdl2y54BK

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#15

A guy I know says mom I think, he is English but also young.

#16

It is Brummie standard AFAIK.