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Twittergoon
Someone or group of accounts on Twitter that is loyal, dedicated and stupidly supportive of a cause, hashtag, account or twitter belief.
A Twittergoon or Twittergoons abide by a group of socia media rules on Twitter created by Producer 9-0 @nine_oh, the founder.
Twittergoon derives from the words "Twitter " for the social media platform and goon mean a loyal person that can become a brute. The combination of both words creates Twittergoon.
Twittergoon adopts the positive side of Goon.
The word was created in 2010 and has been used over 1 million times on twitter. The first celebrity to use Twittergoon was Nick Cannon.
A Twittergoon or Twittergoons abide by a group of socia media rules on Twitter created by Producer 9-0 @nine_oh, the founder.
Twittergoon derives from the words "Twitter " for the social media platform and goon mean a loyal person that can become a brute. The combination of both words creates Twittergoon.
Twittergoon adopts the positive side of Goon.
The word was created in 2010 and has been used over 1 million times on twitter. The first celebrity to use Twittergoon was Nick Cannon.
Twittergoon by Producer 9-0 July 19, 2018
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