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Lists – 2014’s most-tweeted moments

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I can’t wait to talk about this in class soon. Ugh.

 

Lists – 2014’s most-tweeted moments

By Twitter 12-10-14

 

The top 5 most-tweeted-about entertainment moments:

 

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  • “If only Bradley’s arm was longer. Best photo ever. #oscars,” read Ellen DeGeneres’ tweet. It was accompanied by a selfie taken by Bradley Cooper and including a who’s who of A-listers at the Academy Awards: Meryl Streep, DeGeneres, Brad Pitt, Kevin Spacey,Julia Roberts, Angelina Jolie and Lupita N’yongo. The selfie had 3.3 million retweets and 2 million favorites, and it was retweeted in 151 different countries. DeGeneres’ selfie also was the most-tweeted-about entertainment moment in the U.S. this year, with 254,644 tweets per

 

  • Justin Bieber: “YOU ARE ALL WORTHY NO MATTER WHAT ANYONE SAYS >> BE STRONG GOD IS WITH US ALL> MY BELIEBERS CHANGED MY LIFE> I WILL FOREVER BE GRATEFUL.”

 

  • The end of the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, 229,533 tweets a minute.

 

  • Imagine Dragons/Kendrick Lamar Grammy performance, 171,593 tweets a minute.

 

  • DeGeneres delivers pizza to Oscar audience, 158,159 tweets a minute.

 

  • Lorde wins best pop solo performance at the Grammys, 152,688 tweets per minute

 

Top 5 most-mentioned celebrity?

  • Justin Bieber.
  • One Direction’s Niall Horan
  • Harry Styles
  • Liam Payne
  • Ariana Grande

 

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Most tweeted-about entertainment moments in the U.S.:

  • 254,644 Tweets per minute: Ellen’s famous selfie during the Oscars
  • 229,533 Tweets per minute: End of halftime show featuring Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Super Bowl
  • 171,593 Tweets per minute: Imagine Dragons and Kendrick Lamar performance during the Grammys
  • 158,159 Tweets per minute: Ellen delivers pizza to the audience during Oscars
  • 152, 688 Tweets per minute: Lorde wins best pop solo performance at the Grammys
  • 146,083 Tweets per minute: Lorde performs at Grammys
  • 138,792 Tweets per minute: MIley Cyrus’ win for “Video of the Year” during the VMAS
  • 135,330 Tweets per minute Gravity wins its 6th Oscar- for film editing
  • 97,153 Tweets per minute: Beyonce performs and receives Vanguard Awardalongside Jay Z at VMAs
  • 89,029 Tweets per minute: Lorde wins Best Rock Video at VMAs

 

 

Top 10 entertainment-related trends:

  1. #vote5sos

2.#MTVHottest

3.#VoteDemiLovato

4.#Scandal

5.#TeenWolfe

6.#TheWalkingDead

7.#PLL

8.#FilmPrequels

9.#GoldenGlobes

10.#selfie

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Mentions of pop culture terms:

  • “Selfie”: 92 million Tweets
  • “TBT”: 23.7 million Tweets
  • “Yolo”: 7.8 million Tweets

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Most mentioned celebrities:

1.Justin Bieber

2.Niall Horan

3.Harry Styles

4.Liam Payne

5.Ariana Grande

6.Demi Lovato

7.Lady Gaga

8.Beyonce

9.Louis Tomlinson

10.Taylor Swift

Your image on social by monitoring your name Safety-PIO-SM-14-007

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14-007: Your image on social by monitoring your name
Agency: Lakewood Fire Topic(s):         Monitoring your name/branding
Date: Fall 2014 Platform:        Twitter

Monitoring your namesake has been debated for years. But with decreased staffing and less time to do more with less, many agencies are bypassing this critical piece of community relations and image/branding. A good example is when a citizen commented on Lakewood Fire’s SUV parking.

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Everyone has a camera these days. We use them not only to capture memories and precious moments, but also for documentation and shaming. I believe Todd was going for the public safety shaming factor here. I am unsure on the previous relationship between Todd and Lakewood, but there was never a response on Twitter back to Todd. Truth be told, these days, unanswered public questions are sometimes perceived as a government agency cover-ups/issues. Similar to the “No comment” – a non-response might even be worse.

How do you monitor your agency’s name or any derivatives? Try these free services: Google Alerts, search columns in TweetDeck or Hootsuite, or frequent basic vanity searches on any search engine or social media platforms.

While Todd’s use of hashtags is fairly standard social media malarkey, a swift response with a timely and direct reply to Todd’s tweet would help stop the perception that LFD is breaking the law or even setting a bad example. Remember, social media is about digital interaction.

The response could also be a teaching point so share with your audience some insight into your normal operations with a simple message on Fire Prevention activities – like hydrant testing. And using the hashtag #FirePrevention pulls up thousands of tweets about educating the public specifically in fire safety.

An effective @reply response to Todd’s tweet could have read:

@stwrs1974 During an emergency, it’s tough to find safe parking. FYI-we also check/flush hydrants twice a year too #FirePrevention 

By phrasing it this way:

  1. You immediately address the issue directly with the citizen citing the issue.
  2. You provide insight into scene safety during an emergency.
  3. You call attention to your normal operations (in this case-hydrant flushing).
  4. You use the hashtag #FirePrevention to call attention to…well…Fire Prevention.
  5. You show the general public you care about your image and want to get the story right.

Time is valuable, so tweet good stuff.

@rusnivek

***To download this as a single-page printable format, click this file:

YourImageOnSocialByMonitoringYourName-Safety-PIO-SM-14-007

 

Firefighter on Truck Company rescues cat from house fire

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It’s Friday…and I bet it’s been quite a week for everyone.

We all need a few moments of hope and smiles for this weekend.

Fresno Firefighter Cory Kalanick chalks another one in the save column with this interior rescue effort using a GoPro Camera.

Even if you don’t like cats (or kitten savers), you just gotta love it.

Way to go Brother.

Best. Job. In. The. World.

@rusnivek