See that Grandma walking down the street.
Fall in line just watching at her feet.
She don’t know, where she wanna go.
But she’s walking in time.
She reads the tweets.
She reads the tweets.
She reads the tweets.
Yea!
She reads the tweets!
Grandma can also be spotted reading the tweets of rappers 50 Cent and Odd Future.
Our favorite tweet-reading Grandma is back, and this time she’s having some fun reading Odd Future’s tweets. Some highlights:
“Made out with some random bitch. Half of me is like ewww. Herpes, that’s sick. The other half if like, yea! I got bitches.”
Tyler, the Creator, does have a valid point there. There are advantages and disadvantages in many of the situations life throws at us. Tyler truly is a grand poet of our day.
“Gonna go dream about unicorns and freckled girls and the background music is gonna be really pretty chords and I’m gonna be riding a dragon.”
You see, a tweet like that is exactly the reason Tyler must be allowed to create a music video with a $12 million budget. It would be a true A.D.D.-addled masterpiece.
“Her titties are yelling at me like, ahhhhh!”
Probably because the girl assumes she’s about to be raped by you, Tyler? Oh wait, unlike Em and other people he’s been compared to, Tyler doesn’t base his songs on experiences he’s actually had. That’s sobering in many ways.
The Internet has given us new ways to communicate to the world. It has changed how we live, but it will also change how we die. Before the Internet people had to read the obituaries in the newspapers or wait for a letter to learn an old friend had died. Now you can use your social network to know whether they are still breathing (and, no doubt, there is an app that can broadcast that fact).
This medium allows you to give some encouraging last words to the world that will live on permanently on the Internet. However, like the first time you were tagged half naked in the photos of a kegger after friending your grandma on Facebook, it has its downside as well.. [Read more…]
You may remember a certain grandma sitting in her old easy chair and reading the tweets of Kanye West. Well, Grandma is back, and this time she means business–Conan Business. Ok, I’m not really sure what I was going for there. Anyway, let us know how you think how our friends at Booya Pictures did with this rendition of a celebrity’s tweet reading.
Mr. O’Brien seems to have rebounded quite nicely since his NBC Tonight Show debacle. He’s got the Twitter community, Tom Hanks (who started the “CoCo” chants), and bands like Stellastar (who created the song “My Coco”), to thank for that.
A Grandma reads Kanye West’s tweets. The perfect mixture of contrasting elements. We can only hope that Kanye sees this video. Created by our friends at Booya Pictures.
