14. TRENDING ON SOCIAL MEDIA
What's Trending?
Today on Twitter,
most of the hashtags or topics that are trending are ones with political intent
behind them. This is understandable, seeing that we are in an election year.
Both news sources and just regular citizens are being very outspoken on many political
topics as we are down to the final days before the 2020 election.
One of the first hashtags that I saw trending on Twitter is #FloridaForBiden. This hashtag is about how many people in Florida are now pushing for Joe Biden in the Presidential race. I thought this was interesting seeing how Florida has voted in the past. While they have been won by both Democrat and Republican candidates in the past, people commonly see Florida as a red state. If Florida turns blue, this could be a crucial moment in determining who the next President of the United States of America is.
First day of early voting in Florida. #NoMoreTrump #FloridaForBidenpic.twitter.com/GkIq18f3la
— The Protest Films (@TheProtestFilms) October 19, 2020
On the other hand, there is also another hashtag trending that is #Trump2020ToSaveAmerica. It was actually quite difficult to find a post under this hashtag that was actually in support of it. Many people have been tweeting this hashtag but then posting pictures that go against it. For example, one tweet with this hashtag actually had a picture posted that was in support of Joe Biden. However, after scrolling for a little while, I did find a couple posts that were written by Trump supporters and who were in favor of the hashtag.
One word...okay two words. "Hunter's Laptop"#TRUMP2020ToSaveAmerica suck on that you unhinged twitter clowns.🤡🤡🤡 #BidenIsTOAST pic.twitter.com/jd61DBsh0T
— GrrrGraphics Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) October 19, 2020
I thought
it was interesting to see the amount of rivaling hashtags that are trending,
especially ones from different political parties in an election year. I think
this is a great example of how social media has become the hotspot for
conversations in things as important as politics and elections.
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