This hilarious video takes Facebook and Twitter and acts out everything that you would do on those networks. Whether it’s a “Like” or a “Follow”, it’s all included here.
The video is part a viral campaign to advertise a new opera called Two Boys, by Nico Muhly.
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Very funny. Although I cant help but think its rather easy to be literal about the language we use online. To follow somebody on twitter does not mean to invade their personal space and make them feel uncomfortable. Users post at their free will, sharing information when they please.. This video would be seen be very few people if it wasn’t for social media this video looks at satirically.
Facebook has been a new window to the world for me; but perhaps a window to 1) the hidden passions and talents of those afraid to vocalise 2) An invisilability cloak where they can ‘secretly and safely’ behave how they wish they possibly could- good people become ‘trollers’ faithful people have a harmless fling! or some people create their perfect exsistance posting the perfect life to their unperfect friends and followers to make people say how wonderful they are and how inadequate they feel; there are the ones that should be members of whinge book rather than facebook and there is a definate sheep like following- once person states their opinion; there are very few that falter. There is a lot to be learned about human behaviour; especially the fact that it is written word public to everyone- how safe are you? How many people are oblivious? INTERESTING- much cooler than staring out a window at one street.
Not really, people who used internet before facebook shared such stuff all the time, and were never afraid what could go wrong, such activity was by definition well protected, unlike facebook who aside from privacy issues would be a great social network. Friends of Friends are not your Friends!