When #HarryPotter met #ThingsToSayToStartAFight
By Callum Gunn
Brace yourself, its’ nothing but some good-natured fun but there are some tweets here that will make you shake your head in furious disagreement.
Social media is getting a pretty bad rep at the moment. Viewed as anti-social and platforms to preach hate many of us are turning away from many social platforms. But it still has its highlights and when #HarryPotter met #ThingsToSayToStartAFight Twitter was a pretty fun place to be.
The hashtag speaks for itself. Say something that is going to annoy someone and start a fight. Sounds pretty harsh really but it is lighthearted and very fun if done right. And it was exactly that when the popular hashtag joined up with Harry Potter thanks to MuggleNet. The kicked it off and started a lot of fun between Harry Potter fans tweeting what they thought would be #ThingsToSayToStartAFight.
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Here are some of the best tweets that were sent out at the time;
#HarryPotter meets #ThingsToSayToStartAFight
Cursed Child is canon #ThingsToSayToStartAFight
— MuggleNet: #1 Wizarding World Resource Since 1999 (@MuggleNet) February 24, 2018
“You know I just feel like Twilight is so much better then Harry Potter” #HarryPotter #Twilight #ThingsToSayToStartAFight
— Trey Marley (@TreyMarley2) February 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/AlisonNBookland/status/967567943318958081
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#ThingsToSayToStartAFight is not the only hashtag creating fun games like this. #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly is a good one which also met up with Harry Potter. In this Twitter game, the idea is to explain a film plot so badly and bluntly that it becomes hilariously funny and alters your entire perception of the movie.
So which Tweet was your favourite? Did any of them really make you want to start a fight? Leave a comment below with your thoughts.
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If there are any other popular hashtags you think Harry Potter should meet then let us know about them and we will see if we can get them going via our official Twitter profile.