Just because brands want to seem hip doesn't mean they have to act like children. That, at least, appears to be the message behind a scathing new Twitter account
Brands Saying Bae, a Twitter account that launched over the weekend, has already attracted more than 7,500 followers by publicly shaming brands for acting like teenagers on Twitter. The account highlights examples of brands dropping terms like bae, bruh and basic when dealing with other users on the social network
The sarcastic bio for the Brands Saying Bae Twitter account pretty much says it all: "It's cool when a corporation tweets like a teenager. It makes me want to buy the corporation's products." Read more...
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