Celebrities have ruined Twitter says Noel Gallagher
Former Oasis guitarist and songwriter Noel Gallagher says celebrities have wrecked Twitter by using it to try and sell to people.
He has a bit of a point. A fair few celebs do like to endorse, but fear not people the singer whose new single ‘AKA… What A Life!’ came out earlier this month (the acoustic version below is excellent) won’t be doing any hawking of his upcoming album in these social media parts as despite his vocal thoughts on the microblogging service he isn’t on Twitter although his brother Liam with 312,000 followers is.
“I’m not a tweeter … Stuff like, ‘Oh I’m going for a shower,’ great. ‘I slept in again, bugger.’ Life’s too short for that kind of thing but I think those things like Facebook and twitter and stuff were started with the best of intentions to connect ordinary people around the world, like daughters travelling in Europe can tweet their mums.
“But as with everything celebrities get involved and bastardise it, trying to sell you their s**t. There’s too much of that. Anything that’s of any use famous people get hold of it and take it for themselves and it gets a bad rap. I’m like sitting here and thinking I hate twitter and I don’t know why,” Noel told Yahoo.
He must be talking about people like ‘Coronation Street’ star Brooke Vincent, who plays Sophie Webster, who was told off recently by ITV bosses for using Twitter to plug products to her followers. Naughty. What do you think is he right?
His new album ‘Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ is out on October 17 until then enjoy this:

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I think if people want to endorse products they should know the law… They should also understand how what they say fits into their contract. Twitter does teach you that celebs are pretty regular, boring people on the whole. The novelty wears off quick. The more followers you have, the more careful you should be with what you say.
I personally get bored with all the “celebs” using it as an extended vanity room.
They basically spend the entire time bigging each other up and inter-chatting, then not following anyone “lesser” than them. It’s not cool and it’s not why Twitter was invented.
So, let me get this right. Noel Gallagher has a new long playing record out soon?
so he plugs new songs on youtube and by doing interviews with online magazines etc instead, whats the difference?
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