Kaitlin Bennett ‘WAP’ Tweet
Discourse around a purported tweet from the right-wing activist about the song WAP and her “white American privilege” included later claims that screenshots of her statements were parodies.
Discourse around a purported tweet from the right-wing activist about the song WAP and her “white American privilege” included later claims that screenshots of her statements were parodies.
The phrase “there’s always a tweet” is increasingly accompanied by fake tweets, as is the case with a phony Ted Cruz Twitter screenshot.
As retail investors piled into $GME (GameStop) stock, a tweet attributed to Elon Musk about the ticker reaching $1,000 circulated on r/WallStreetBets and StockTwits.
Tweets are easy to falsify, something everyone seems to forget when an implausibly bad take (like one about Hitler attributed to Neera Tanden) begins circulating.
What started as a search for a fake Twitter account mushroomed into an even more bizarre set of claims.
An October 2020 image of First Lady Melania Trump led to suspicion on social media that the president was traveling with a “body double” or a “fake Melania.”
A screenshot of a tweet purportedly sent, then deleted by U.S. President Donald Trump — in which he is supposed to have said “it was a TUCK!” — is circulating.
Immediately after news broke of Trump’s illness, the right-wing pundit pre-emptively chided those who might be unsympathetic — leading to an old tweet of his own resurfacing.
After late-night news broke about U.S. President Donald Trump and the First Lady testing positive, screenshots appeared showing a tweet that predicted it — and then some.
A Twitter “screenshot” in which Nick Jonas purportedly tweets at length about how “weird” it is to sing about “sexy” things with his brothers was decoupled from its source.