Twitter says good riddance to 2020 with witty billboard campaign
By James Herring on Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Twitter is waving off 2020 by displaying popular, funny tweets about 2020 on billboards and OOH sites across five U.S cities
@Twitter shared pictures of some of the installations that were displayed as part of the campaign.
‘I’m not entering 2021 unless I see a trailer’
π£ @_major_williams pic.twitter.com/hqS0XRDQJG
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
π£ @omoalufaaa pic.twitter.com/dhqsyUrk7P
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
American singer Dionne Warwick had her tweet displayed on a billboard in New York Cityβs Bryant Park.
π£ @dionnewarwick pic.twitter.com/Hrl3QTnFIP
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘Before I agree to 2021 I need to agree to some terms and conditions’
π£ @fatihaxuddin pic.twitter.com/L5didoUR7E
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘2020…girl… what happened’
π£ @renaissance1018 pic.twitter.com/wnWAn6VtVS
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘if 2020 was a person it would be my ex’
π£ @lauren_lablue pic.twitter.com/gbzG3ukvxK
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘I’m leaving 2020 the worst review’
π£ @rynfitz pic.twitter.com/Imy12dEThs
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘Dear 2021. Please don’t tell 2020 to hold her your beer. Please.’
π£ @angiecthomas pic.twitter.com/IuZCfe2vGI
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘2020 needs to pull over and just let me out…I’ll walk’
π£ @_aanittangele pic.twitter.com/4Kto7VP11u
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
‘it goes from 2019 then 2021 – we don’t know this year’
π£ @denzeldion pic.twitter.com/TbWF2Nu868
β Twitter (@Twitter) December 21, 2020
Robin Tilotta, director of marketing at Twitter, told Muse, βIn light of everything thatβs happened this year, we are excited to amplify the humor and levity that people brought to Twitter. These are the tweets that connected and uplifted us, and we hope people join us in celebrating the end of 2020,β
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