1. #SusanAlbumParty
The OG of questionable hashtags.
Singer and winner of Britain’s Got Talent Susan Boyle undoubtedly had to have stern words with her PR team after this promotional clanger.
To promote her album ‘Standing Ovation’, her social media team tweeted from her official Twitter account, inviting fans to ask questions about the album, using the hashtag #susanalbumparty.
2. #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty
Extremely relevant, given that Taylor Swift is *finally* coming out of the woods (ha? Get it? Sorry).
Brief catch-up – on July 18th 2016, Kim Kardashian took to her Snapchat to expose Tay Tay for seemingly lying about not giving her husband Kanye permission to reference her in his song ‘Famous’.
Kim’s investigative reporting led to Twitter having a field day, prompting the hashtag #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty to trend.
Iconic.
3. #MySexLifeInMovieTitles
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4. #TwoThingsThatDontMix
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5. #HowIGotDumped
VICIOUS.
I tried to kiss her and she said, ‘you didn’t read your emails last night, did you?’ #howigotdumped”
Awks.
6. #WhyDontTheyMakeThat
7. #CLitFest
The Chester Literature Festival is, by all accounts, a wholesome event with the purpose of discussing and appreciating literature.
The hashtag associated with it, is anything but.
8. #FingersInTheBootyAssBitch
Let’s preface this by saying that kink-shaming is not cool, in any way. Whatever you’re into – that’s your own business.
But who can forget when Amber Rose effortlessly silenced the seemingly unsilenceable Kanye West, after he came for her and her ex-husband Wiz Khalifa?
The tweet heard around the world …
9. #PEEOTUS
After unverified reports emerged that President Donald Trump enjoys showers of the golden kind, Twitter reacted accordingly.
Thus, #PEEOTUS was born.
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10. #RIMjobs
Blackberry took to Twitter to announce that it would be hiring an absolute rake of people recently.
How better than to advertise the vacancies in the Reseach In Motion department than to tweet about it?
Unless of course, you decide to acronymise ‘Research In Motion Jobs’ resulting in … #RIMjobs.
