Tweeps are raving about Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre’s Coachella performance.
Those who weren't in the US for the popular music festival have been telling their followers to watch the show online via the YouTube Coachella livestream.Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre were joined onstage by surprise guests 50 Cent, Eminem, Wiz Khalifa, Kendrick Lamar, Warren G, Kurupt and a Tupac hologram.
“This is like the gangsta rap version of The Avengers,” said Twitterers, it’s a “show people will talk about forever.”
During the performance Kendrick Lamar and Dr Dre performed the new single “The Recipe” for the first time. Tweeps joined in the festivities chanting the chorus “they come for women, weed and weather.”
Snoop and Dr Dre also delighted with their unexpected cover of House of Pain’s “Jump Around.” “Oh my god- Snoop and Dr Dre doing Jump Around for 90k people. All jumping!” said Tweeps giddy with excitement.
Lady Gaga’s fans have been celebrating the anniversary of the Born This Way album cover unveiling, but the microblog is full of mixed feelings about the artwork.
“One year ago, Lady Gaga revealed the cover for her album Born This Way,” said Tweeps, “ I remember when everyone was so pissed about it...they all said it looked cheap. It's a masterpiece.” Others added “we all thought the album cover was a joke.”
The obscure trend is frustrating some of Twitter’s less “gaga-rific” users. They question, “Why don't we just starting say happy birthday to chairs Lady Gaga has sat on or plates shes used..”?
Microbloggers are listing the things they think will send you straight to hell and reminiscing about their college days with the first two topics.
Lady Gaga’s fans have been celebrating the anniversary of the Born This Way album cover unveiling, but the microblog is full of mixed feelings about the artwork.
“One year ago, Lady Gaga revealed the cover for her album Born This Way,” said Tweeps, “ I remember when everyone was so pissed about it...they all said it looked cheap. It's a masterpiece.” Others added “we all thought the album cover was a joke.”
The obscure trend is frustrating some of Twitter’s less “gaga-rific” users. They question, “Why don't we just starting say happy birthday to chairs Lady Gaga has sat on or plates shes used..”?
Microbloggers are listing the things they think will send you straight to hell and reminiscing about their college days with the first two topics.
