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Originally Posted by MeatGrl1
But then it begs the question if he has never been on myspace or facebook why the the feck would he opt to go on twitter when it's possibly the worst of the three for a bad rep for having fakers on there ? OK there are the odd one or two genuine on there but unless Meat says if he is or he isn't then it is very unlikely and debateable I would of thought  . |
Couldn't disagree more actually...
Twitter is a HUGE trend throughout THE WORLD. There are A LOT of genuine famous people on there (Check out
http://www.followfamous.com/) . I think it is a logical choice for Meat Loaf. I'm sure when Michael Ball gets round to Twitter you will follow him and forget about MySpace and Facebook for a second.
Facebook and MySpace contain a lot of unnecessary crap when you think about it. If you just quickly want to know what someone is up to Twitter is the best and that's why it is successful. It's rather amatuerish layout/usability (which thankfully is getting better now) is something both MySpace and Facebook had in their early days too.
I'd be interested to know what Meat would Twitter when he is on tour / in the studio. His site is getting a bit dated in my opinion so it is good he is following the new internet trend. Steinman should Twitter too, looks like his blog is dead anyway.