I think it’s well known, due to a certain association with the movie Who Shot Mamba?, that I run the accounts for @InflatableBen and @OrangeRoundie.
At certain other times, I may have also run something known as @jerryricetwo.
The much-beloved JR2 was suspended because they thought I was trying to impersonate the famous football stud, Jerry Rice.
Clearly not true, per the “two” and the “NOT DAT FOOTBALL STUD!! CAN’T CATCH!!!” in his bio.
Every now and then it’s revealed to someone that I may have other accounts, as well. For example, I got this DM yesterday.
Alright, fess up…how many Twitter accounts DO you have?!! lol.
If honesty is going to happen, I just counted and there are somewhere between 4 and 19,478 in all right now. (Facebook presences and additional blogs aren’t included in that range.)
I’m not listing them and they’re not all “mine”, anyway.
Anyone who’s read my work – made/unmade movies, books, things I haven’t let anyone read yet – can find a number of them.
Starting accounts ahead of time for projects that look promising is smart if you’re a content creator – get out front of it a bit. It’s not like I’m manning these things all day – just quietly building them in case what they’re a part of comes to fruition.
I could write more about this, but note that I started Orange Roundie and Inflatable Ben like 6-8 months before the movie came out, and they never, ever talked about the movie until it was actually out there.
There’s actual value in their existence beyond the project they’re associated with, and that’s important.
Other ones I run (or oversee) are clients’ business/personal accounts, and not for me to reveal. I manage it all via Tweetdeck and Seesmic desktop.
LOL!
smh
