Game Idea: Celeb Twitter Follower Hi/Lo

Randy Lane • May 13, 2012

From Dave Ryan, KDWB/Minneapolis and RLC Talent Coach

Find a celebrity and the number of Twitter followers they have. Choose a number and have listeners guess whether that celeb’s follower count is higher or lower than your number. Example: Cher. 4 million followers. Is her actual number higher or lower? (It’s lower. She has 601,000 followers.) A few minutes of research on Twitter makes for a fun bit. [You can promote your own Twitter, too, while you’re at it.]

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