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Whoa! This Twitter Parade makes me feel important

Some Japanese developers have created a funny Twitter application called IsParade that shows your Twitter followers literally following you in a parade.

twitter-parade

Just supply a Twitter ID and sit back to watch the followers march behind and around you along with a hypnotic, feet thumping music. First it shows you marching on your own, but soon others start following behind. Eventually you'll be shown being carried on a pedestal.

The site takes a while to load, but the wait is worth it.

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  1. infopediaonlinehereMay 22, 2010 at 6:41 AM

    this is an interesting twitter application...very cool and funny

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