Some of us can say more with less, but some of us are better at it than others. These twitter queens and kings can do so in 140 characters or less (or soon to be 280?). Read below to find out who really works for every like and retweet.
1. John Mayer
Talented Guitarist. World reknown musician. Effective Tweeter. Quite frankly, his twitter is a wonderland.
2. Chrissy Tiegen
Her twitter covers everything from hard political issues to comedic randomness. The best part about Mrs. John Legend as a twitter queen is that she is not afraid to make fun of herself and could care less what the rest of the twitterverse thinks.
3. Ben Platt
His role in Dear Evan Hansen is not the only work of his that deserves an academy award. What he does in 140 characters or less does too.
4. Cole Sprouse
His bio says "fan account for Dylan Sprouse." This says it all. Prepare to enter the stream of consciousness that is the former Disney Channel actor's twitter.
5. Pete Wentz
Pete Wentz is not the bassist from Fall Out Boy. Pete Wentz is "out here lampin" from Twitter.
6. Ryan Reynolds
Expect warm, family-related tweets that will really light up your day.
7. B.J. Novak
His profile picture is his license picture. That is all.
8. Mindy Kaling
Because you can't have B.J. Novak without Mindy Kaling. Both former actors of this little show called The Office. Both of serving the same twitter high-quality.
9. Ellen DeGeneres
An inspiration on TV and on Twitter. There is nothing this women cannot do.
10. Pope Francis
In a completely different turn, Pope Francis is a constant on twitter. When you have fallen too far deep into twitter memes and trends, you can always turn to him to bring you back to reality. Plus, how cool is to say you follow the Pope on twitter?
While all of these celebrity twitters bring us comedic entertainment on the daily, they all made this list for another reason. They also serve as voices for miniorities and voices for justice. In a time where twitter has turned into a valid source for political and instant world news, it is important to know people are using their platform for good. Of course, for the occasional meme. But mainly for good.
