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In January 2013, a Twitter account posting news headlines which start with which two words garnered over 60,000 followers in a month? In 2019, it also launched a game in which people Google the two words followed by a random date and post the resulting headlines.

Question #149620. Asked by gmackematix.
Last updated Oct 05 2023.
Originally posted Aug 10 2023 3:41 PM.

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The Twitter account you're referring to is likely "Two Headlines" (@TwoHeadlines). In January 2013, this account gained popularity by posting fictional news headlines that start with the same two words, creating humorous and often absurd combinations. The account's unique concept attracted a large following in a short period.

In 2019, the account expanded its concept by launching a game in which people would Google the same two words along with a random date and share the resulting news headlines that appeared in search results. This added an interactive and participatory element to the account's content.

link https://twitter.com/twoheadlines


Aug 18 2023, 1:57 PM
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The particular two words which fitted the requirements I was looking for was "Florida Man".

Oct 05 2023, 10:31 PM
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