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Tracy Morgan Finally on Twitter, Weird as Ever

by Amar Toor on October 9, 2009 at 10:25 AM


After a lengthy citizen's campaign clamoring for his membership, Tracy Morgan has finally decided to join Twitter. That's right, kids. You can make a difference. Your opinion does matter. Your voice is being heard. So long as it pertains to inane stuff like TV stars and Twitter.

Celebrity site OMGICU heavily promoted the cause for Morgan's Twittership, and the idea soon caught fire, spawning its own spin-off site. HuffPo now reports that the former 'SNL' comedian and '30 Rock' regular has caved into the demands of the masses, and has allowed us a glimpse into the three-ring circus that is his mind. Though he's just a few tweets into what we hope will be a career of Cal Ripken-esque longevity, he's already come up with a few gems. After his inaugural tweet, where he welcomed everyone to "Tracy's World," the self-titled "Black Svengali" wasted no time in comparing certain choice aspects of his anatomy to 'Star Wars' characters.

Given these initial, promising tweets, we can't wait to hear what other quirky nuggets of wisdom and observation Morgan will bestow upon society as time goes on. Though most celebrity tweets often tend towards the eye-gougingly insipid, this is one new addition that we fully endorse. [From: Huffington Post and Tracy Morgan's Twitter page]

Tags: celebrity, social networking, SocialNetworking, top, tracy morgan, TracyMorgan, twitter

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