Tesco, Morrisons, TGI Friday’s and Greggs battle for the best #bakingsongs on Twitter
More and more Twitter accounts for big brands are trying to take the social crown, as this latest group conversation from brans including Tesco, Hovis and The Co-Operative shows.The conversation came from a comment by a radio presenter from South Shields, and saw a multitude of brands jump on the bandwagon, as they competed to create the best baking songs.The banter has since continued, with the task now turning to creating cleaning songs.What do you think? Are brand 'banter' sessions on Twitter entertaining or annoying?
@Radio_Ron @PenelopeKeith Can I invite my friends to this party too? @TGIFridaysUK @Dominos_UK @RoyalMail Guys, you game? :-D
— Tesco (@Tesco) February 6, 2014@jonnyehall @Tesco @TGIFridaysUK @RoyalMail @Morrisons @marksandspencer yeah I need to find out who split red wine in white shag pile rug?
— ron cameron (@Radio_Ron) February 10, 2014
@RoyalMail @Radio_Ron @Morrisons @TGIFridaysUK @marksandspencer @Tesco We're getting inspiration & listening to Blue- All rise #BakingSongs
— The Co-operative (@TheCooperative) February 10, 2014
@TGIFridaysUK @TheCooperative @Radio_Ron @Morrisons @marksandspencer @Tesco I want to bake tea (cakes) #Queen #BakingSongs
— Royal Mail (@RoyalMail) February 10, 2014
@GreggstheBakers @Radio_Ron @DePerzik @TheCooperative @Tesco @marksandspencer Bohemian Bap-sody #BakingSongs
— Morrisons (@Morrisons) February 10, 2014
@Radio_Ron @RoyalMail @Tesco @OneDifference @TheCooperative @TGIFridaysUK @hmv Flash! Aahh. The cleaner of the universe #cleaningsongs
— Morrisons (@Morrisons) February 11, 2014