This Beyoncé Twitter 'choose your own adventure' game is inspired
Photo: Green Chyna/Twitter Twitter threads, on the whole, can be exhausting — hectoring, multi-tweet throat clearing from people whose entire point could better be summed up in one sentence. Not all of them, though. Some of them are good. Some of them are, dare I say, inspired. Such as this one:
The game is at once fun — I played several times this morning after initially getting fired for my stupid swimming choice — as well as impressive. Some real thought went into creating the game and its multitude of answer branches. Each tweet also has a photo to go along with it. So when you choose to FaceTime Blue Ivy, you see Bey FaceTiming with Blue Ivy. It’s delightfully detailed.
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