Brands, just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. A long-running hashtag, #YoureMoreAttractiveIf, is currently trending, and therefore, has become excellent fodder for lazy brands and tired Twitter tactics.
Check out this selection of terrible tweets from brands awkwardly hijacking the tag.
A bag that disintegrates into a brown mess? No thanks.
Is that a challenge, Six Flags?
Why is this hashtag so attractive to fast food chains? Are they compensating for how unattractive fast food is?
We don’t even know what that is!
Seems like a no-brainer.
We definitely need one of those right now.
Hey brands, #youremoreattractiveif you stop hijacking mass hashtags with your lame tweets.
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