Major brands across virtually every industry have chimed in with their brand slogans.
That’s the question that Netflix posed to its Twitter followers Thursday afternoon, which is a riff on a popular meme and is part of the streaming service’s promotion of the second season of its show, “Sex Education.”
The tweet has since gone viral thanks to a number of major brands across virtually every industry chiming in with their brand slogans, with answers ranging from comical to NSFW.— Netflix US December 5, 2019 Some of the more chaste responses came from companies like Instagram, which tweeted “Double Tap,” MTV’s TV show “Catfish” and Optimum , while other brands took creative liberty with their responses. Maybelline, for one, tweeted back “Two to three strokes will do the trick,” while Axe responded, “now 33 percent bigger.” Coach also got in on the fun, responding with, “All wrapped up and ready to give.
Instagram account Comments by Celebs created a compilation of the most notable Twitter replies to Netflix’s original tweet, which has also gone viral on the social media platform. View this post on Instagram Presenting: the best Twitter thread of 2019. Curated for your viewing pleasure. #CommentsByCelebsThe Celebrity Fashion Looks That Went Viral in 2019How an Aspiring Influencer’s Branded Proposal Pushes the Limits of #SponCon
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