Top 10 Hashtags on Twitter

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• 1

  #Spreadthecheer
  
  Starbucks asked the people in UK to tweet about their holidays messages. This allowed them to display a video on their screen right outside the London's Natural History Museum. However, people did not really tweet nice things about the coffee making giants.
• 2

  #McDStories
  
  This hashtag is about McDonald's effort in order to promote their food suppliers who worked for them. However, Twitter had plans of their own. They used the same hashtag to share less stories and showed how pathetic the food is.
• 3

  #BeBold
  
  Back on January 1st 2011, Research in Motion started the hashtag which allowed the people to share their New Year's resolutions. The people didn't use it the way it was supposed to be used; in fact, they used the same hashtag to explain how the company is struggling in the market.
• 4

  #My2K
  
  The American president, Obama, has had several of his hashtags hijacked because he is already so famous. This hashtag was used by people to show how the taes have earned new heights and have allowed some people to earn a lot more than expected.
• 5

  #MuslimRage
  
  When Newsweek published a story about Islam, people started tweeting about muslim rage. Soon, they were turned into a mockery and people took it as inflammatory.
• 6

  #ILikeObamaCare
  
  One of Obama's campaigns once again. He started to highlight how he has helped people and everyone started hashtagging whatever Obama did during his tenure. However, the ones in opposition would tweet about Obama being a bad president and how his policies haven't worked out.
• 7

  #ThinkLikeABurglar
  
  London police started this hashtag in order to reduce the robberies taking place in the city. However, people started to make a mockery of the whole program altogether.
• 8

  #AreYouBetterOff
  
  Romney also started an online campaign just like President Obama. The people not in favour of Romney took this opportunity perfectly and started talking about the anti-feminism policies of Romney.
• 9

  #ILoveWalgreens
  
  Walgreens pharmacy started to use this hasthag for their own promotion. People did not like how their twitter was being filled with advertisements rather than entertainment. Therefore, they started mocking the pharmacy altogether.
• 10

  #QantasLuxury
  
  This airline ran a Twitter campaign and asked the people to explain about the luxuries they want in a flight. However, what people kept on notifying to the public was the fact how different companies or this particular company does not operate the way the public wants them to.