TMZ Reports: Twitter To Implement New Feature After WCF Star
Oct 19, 2016 6:45:53 GMT -5
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Post by TMZ on Oct 19, 2016 6:45:53 GMT -5
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Online social networking site, Twitter, announced today that they would be implementing some major changes in the name of WCF greatest failure, Gemini Battle.
Gemini Battle, best known for his losing streak against WCF legend, Joey Flash, and most recently his loss of the World and then Television Titles mere weeks apart has been named as the face of Twitters new campaign codenamed - Operation Cry Baby.
For those who follow the WCF you will be aware that Gemini loves a good cry, spending the majority of his time doing so on twitter over pretty much anything and everything. Well the top dogs at Twitter have noticed this and have decided to help Gemini with his crusade to fill the world up with his tears. Currently under testing, the new feature, which as of yet has no release date, will act as a virtual comfort blanket and a safe space if you will for all those who are as emotional as Gemini.
As of right now there is no word on how the system will work, however we at TMZ are more than excited to see it put into place. Gemini Battle, face of the emo culture, is a hero to many 17 year olds in a similar emotional state to the terrible wrestler, and what better way to show their PC ways and values as a company than to release this feature after the emo leader?
Online social networking site, Twitter, announced today that they would be implementing some major changes in the name of WCF greatest failure, Gemini Battle.
Gemini Battle, best known for his losing streak against WCF legend, Joey Flash, and most recently his loss of the World and then Television Titles mere weeks apart has been named as the face of Twitters new campaign codenamed - Operation Cry Baby.
For those who follow the WCF you will be aware that Gemini loves a good cry, spending the majority of his time doing so on twitter over pretty much anything and everything. Well the top dogs at Twitter have noticed this and have decided to help Gemini with his crusade to fill the world up with his tears. Currently under testing, the new feature, which as of yet has no release date, will act as a virtual comfort blanket and a safe space if you will for all those who are as emotional as Gemini.
As of right now there is no word on how the system will work, however we at TMZ are more than excited to see it put into place. Gemini Battle, face of the emo culture, is a hero to many 17 year olds in a similar emotional state to the terrible wrestler, and what better way to show their PC ways and values as a company than to release this feature after the emo leader?
!!!!! Bunch of sad little emo bears crying all overs tweeters?!! 
awwwwwww Clowny is so cute and emo 