Wednesday, 1 February 2012

How To Get Followed By Pop Stars, On Twitter

OK, I’ve been through the ODD experience.

One of the slightly odder … ?

Is getting followed by one-hit wonders, A Tribe Of Toffs, on Twitter.

And that’s mostly because I happened to tweet radio presenter — and former ITV weather-woman — Wincey Willis*, that she’d been name-checked at the end of their one hit.

Here …

Let me play you the tune …









* And it turns out Ms Willis is a fellow blogger … !

1 comment:

  1. I had a similar experience when I followed Nancy Sinatra and she followed me back! I even blogged about it. :)

    http://mackthewriter.wordpress.com/2010/12/17/a-salute-to-nancy-sinatra/

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