University of Minnesota student goes viral with 'Bohemian Rhapsody' tweets
We don't know how many Twitter followers Hadie Mart had prior to going viral, but she's up to 26,000 and presumably still rising as media like us share her genius with the world.
The University of Minnesota student has tweeted more than 7,000 times in her life, but her most recent .... tweets, dating back to May 7, were part of a calculated scheme in which the first word of each tweet written in succession reveals the lyrics to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody.
It would take us almost as long as it took her to accomplish the feat just to take screen shots of each tweet, so thankfully someone on Twitter made a video of what she did and synced it to the song.
If you want to see the content of her tweets in addition to the first words, here's a sampling of the first verse. Just check out her Twitter account if you want the full, 57-tweet version.
"Is this the real life?"
"Is this just fantasy?"
"Caught in a landslide."
"No escape from reality."
"Open your eyes."
"Look up to the skies and see."
"I'm just a poor boy, I need no sympathy."
"Because I'm easy come, easy go."
"Little high, little low."
"Anyway the wind blows, doesn't matter to me, to me."