“Who” would have been my reaction. First tweet I ever read by Chris @Admirellll. I checked out his account. He’s funny, very good. You see he deleted the tweet. That is a subtle, brilliant, conscious self-troll. It’s a parody account, Chris I betcha is a white guy, 30-something I'd guess, educated and he is faux trying to sound like a manic-depressive, knowledgeable, image conscious, street, Black, "Warriors" fan. He deleted that tweet because it didn’t fit his persona. The faux trying is his persona. Well done. Some other of his tweets:

I don’t even know who “Larry” is and it still tickles me.

Do people appreciate what Twitter has done for the world? That guy the other day who gave technology a "great progress" or whatever it was grade was right on when it comes to Twitter. Twitter has created a new medium of communication, but they all have--Blogger, Facebook, Instagram, Tik-Tok, etc. Twitter does them one better. It has created a new language. The character limit (currently 280, originally 140) forces abbreviation, wtf, smh, lmao, asf, and so on. The character limit also forces users to be pithy, Hemingway-esque. And it's instantaneous to the whole world. Anything that you want to know (and more that you don't) you get quickest on Twitter. Sports scores, for instance, are updated on Twitter before Google or ESPN have them. Man, Jack Dorsey, bless that man’s heart.