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Celebs, Twitter and getting famous for nothing

We follow everybody worth following on Twitter. Here's what we learned from trawling through miles and miles of timelines. Warning: it's not all pretty.

Updated on: Jul 12, 2014, 17:56:47 IST
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You can be famous and do nothing
@superstarrajini
with 6,76,000 followers, has posted only 7 tweets, all of which seem manufactured by a PR company

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One FIFA goal equals 63,85,99,236 tweets on any timeline
Because, how else will you know what happened? And to find out who reacted first on Twitter, you don’t even need an action replay

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India still cannot tell parody from the real thing, thank God!
Why else would so many bhakti, sanskriti types enthusiastically retweet the hilarious @KhapPanchayat?

Celebrities are just like us, even down to the mundane details
@TheFarahKhan yearned for Juhu when she was stuck en route to Bhandup
@PriyankaChopra loves bad jokes too: What did Jay Z call his girlfriend when they got engaged? His fèyonce!

There’s less self-righteous outrage on the site than we imagined
Note to self: stop following so many news people!

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    Rachel Lopez

    Rachel Lopez is a a writer and editor with the Hindustan Times. She has worked with the Times Group, Time Out and Vogue and has a special interest in city history, culture, etymology and internet and society.Read More

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