Posting False Information on Twitter

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A small white cartoon dog types at a computer while a tall person in a white coat watches, followed by a freeze-frame labeled “TWITTER.” The dialogue says, “What are you doing?” “I'm posting false information on the web.” “Why?” “It's fun,” making the dog’s harmless-looking computer use into an absurd joke about spreading misinformation; Lipps, Inc.’s disco song “Funkytown” heightens the playful, chaotic mood. EN: A small white cartoon dog types at a computer while a tall person in a white coat watches, followed by a freeze-frame labeled “TWITTER.” The dialogue says, “What are you doing?” “I'm posting false information on the web.” “Why?” “It's fun,” making the dog’s harmless-looking computer use into an absurd joke about spreading misinformation; Lipps, Inc.’s disco song “Funkytown” heightens the playful, chaotic mood.

What are you doing? I'm posting false information on the web. Why? It's fun

♪ Lipps, Inc. — Funkytown (Long Version)

• @pokupkabitka / 10958 2022-07-15