Oscars 2013: 8.9 Million Tweets Generated


8.9 Million Tweets Generated During Oscars

Excited viewers of Sunday’s 85th Academy Awards generated nearly 8.9 million Oscars-related tweets. Twitter users sent 2.1 million during the red carpet pre-show, but the buzz really hit new highs once the show began, with nearly 6.8 million tweets hitting the web during the event.

Mashable reported that Adele’s Skyfall performance and later Best Original Song win were Twitter’s second and fourth top-tweets-per-minute (TPM) with 82,300 TPM and 64,000 TPM respectively.

Another major trending topic last night, reported by Cinema Blend, was #wesawyourboobs, a comedic song that emcee MacFarlane led in to with the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles highlighting all of the A-list actresses that exposed their boobs in the name of showbiz.

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Here’s a rundown of the top trending Twitter topics during the event:

  • Best Picture award for Argo: 85,300 tweets per minute (TPM)
  • Adele performing Skyfall: 82,300 TPM
  • Best Actress in a Leading Role for Jennifer Lawrence: 71,600 TPM
  • Best Original Song for Adele: 64,000 TPM
  • Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Anne Hathaway: 60,400 TPM

Twitter also posted a few of the night’s best Tweets from bloggers, celebrities, and nominees:

https://twitter.com/Real_JenLaw/status/306026154270289922

Did you use Twitter during last night’s Oscars? If so, what did you tweet?


Jean-Pierre Fumey
Jean-Pierre Fumey is a multi-language communication expert and freelance journalist. He writes for socialnewsdaily.com and has over 8 years in media and PR. Jean-Pierre crafts engaging articles, handles communication projects, and visits conferences for the latest trends. His vast experience enriches socialnewsdaily.com with insightful and captivating content.

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