When everyone was obsessed with finding their spirit artwork through the Google Arts and Culture app, Netflix decided to get two Stranger Things favorites in on the action. And the brand's Instagram game is just as strong. When it comes to Twitter, nothing is off limits - not even getting super meta and calling its meme-making out in actual memes. In the midst of the " In My Feelings Challenge," Netflix Twitter even cut scenes from Pretty Woman to make it sound like Julia Roberts was belting out the Drake jam.Īnd when To All The Boys I've Loved Before was released and everyone with a pulse started crushing on Peter Kavinsky, Netflix Twitter changed its bio to let everyone know: "SAME." Here's just a small selection of the jokes Netflix Twitter's unleashed so far this year.
#YOU NETFLIX MEME MOVIE#
That means the Netflix Twitter account can easily provide comedic commentary on hot topics of discussion like Leo crying in The Titanic or Phil Collins' emotional Tarzan soundtrack, and share a favorite movie plot in five words or laugh over Royal Wedding moments in real time with its users. Whereas brands like Wendy's have been around for years, so not as many people are paying attention to them on a daily basis.
Netflix is still relatively new, and remains a constant source of entertainment that people can only access if they're willing to pay for.
Wendy's, Merriam-Webster, and are some of the few that tackle smart snark well, but Netflix is likely able to shine so damn bright because the platform is currently so of-the-moment. When Keebler attempted to cultivate a fun internet presence it came off as confusing and a bit creepy, and when IHOP tried to get people onboard with a fresh rebrand to "IHOb," people around the world rolled their eyes.īut that's not to say all brands are bad online. In the past brand accounts like Olive Garden, Words With Friends, Coca-Cola, Jimmy John's, Jolly Rancher, and more have tried to hop on the internet trends train and failed miserably. They're good - in a way most brands just aren't - at finding ways to make people laugh while simultaneously highlighting their own products. (opens in a new tab) Meme madness: Achievedīut now, in 2018, Netflix's social team has really perfected its knack for meme making.