Some kinda matrix bullshit goin on with that phone

There’s a lot of fanarts of this twitter bird girl.

For context.

https://twitter.com/fluffysmolcloud/status/1079842952074031104?s=21

To support this meme waifu, go to #TweetFur

"WOW! So many people like me!!"

Aw, yes we do! <3 <3

Is this the new Bowsette?

Ron_Gamer said:
Is this the new Bowsette?

I guess so! Some of us have to contact twitter to acknowledge it and spawn memes

Ron_Gamer said:
Is this the new Bowsette?

It is, indeed. And I'm loving it.

Congrats, teck. You were the very first one to draw her. (I guess)

oh god it's happening

Whoa, where did she come from?

HarleyCS said:
Whoa, where did she come from?

Twitter's rules specifically state, "Don't anthropomorphize the logo."

Artists took that as a challenge.

This is insane; art of Tweetfur is generating so quickly that within 48 hours, the first Tweetfur post on e6 is already on the second page.

If there's a Guinness World Record for "the fastest in which a New OC has spreaded", I must know. 🔹

Jex_McUniverse said:
This is insane; art of Tweetfur is generating so quickly that within 48 hours, the first Tweetfur post on e6 is already on the second page.

If there's a Guinness World Record for "the fastest in which a New OC has spreaded", I must know. 

Isn't there being a lot of posts already a good thing?

Sit on my face pls

CrocWife said:
There’s a lot of fanarts of this twitter bird girl.

For context.

https://twitter.com/fluffysmolcloud/status/1079842952074031104?s=21

To support this meme waifu, go to #TweetFur

Occam said:
Twitter's rules specifically state, "Don't anthropomorphize the logo."

Artists took that as a challenge.

How long did Twitter have that rule before the first porn was drawn? Did it take months for someone to notice it or just hours?

Lance_Armstrong said:
How long did Twitter have that rule before the first porn was drawn? Did it take months for someone to notice it or just hours?

Pretty sure that's always been there. It's part of their standard guidelines for logo usage.

They aren't rules for what content people are allowed to create with the concept of Twitter's logo, these are regulations for how the logo is used in a professional context. While it technically does say you're "not allowed to anthropomorphize the logo", that's only when you're using the logo in a professional setting.

As a graphic designer, it's a little painful to see people so monstrously misunderstanding why Twitter has a rule about anthropomorphizing their logo. As an artist and appreciator of fluffy ladies, I love the results. Carry on :p

Feretta said:
As a graphic designer, it's a little painful to see people so monstrously misunderstanding why Twitter has a rule about anthropomorphizing their logo. As an artist and appreciator of fluffy ladies, I love the results. Carry on :p

It's definitely a case of the ends justifying the means. Or memes being memes.

Occam said:
Twitter's rules specifically state, "Don't anthropomorphize the logo."

Artists took that as a challenge.

So it's like when people told the internet to delete embarrassing photos of Beyonce, and like a billion memes sprouted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoW9czgQBqE

14 days, and this chick has nearly 400 Posts made on her on this website. That's insane! #newbowsette

Nice ass.

never change twitter we love you big ass butt