Twitter is well known for- Tweet, wit and the twist. The recent tweet from Bharatiya Janta Party’s (BJP) twitter handle BJP4India, featuring Congress, should be the tweet of the day, at least in India.
Creating a parody out of a trending rap song ‘Azadi’ from upcoming movie ‘Gully Boy’, BJP4India tweeted a video about the dynasty and misrule of Indian National Congress (INC) from its inception. Congress couldn’t stop itself from reacting on the tweet. Interestingly, Mr. Kejriwal’s AAM ADMI PARTY (AAP) also jumped in the tomfoolery.
While @RahulGandhi will stay up all night wondering what new lies to peddle tomorrow morning, we leave you with this goal for 2019.
Have a happy friday night, people! 🙂 pic.twitter.com/WOXOJ1QPYO
— BJP (@BJP4India) February 8, 2019
BJP4India said, “While @RahulGandhi will stay up all night wondering what new lies to peddle tomorrow morning, we leave you with this goal for 2019. Have a happy Friday night, people! :)’
So, when BJP4India gave the people “goal for 2019”, Congress was the to get on it.
This is what they replied-
— Congress (@INCIndia) February 8, 2019
AAP ‘s binge mode on (as usual)-
— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) February 8, 2019
Everyone has ‘AZADI’ to have fun-
क्या बात हैं, लाइन और हेड लाइन कमाल से फिट है, आज कल bjp का ट्विटर हैंडल खुद मोदी जी संभाल रहे हैं क्या… Editing काबिले तारीफ है @RahulGandhi @ManawwarV @patel_srijan @the_hindu
— Arpit Kumar awasthi (@ArpitKumarawas2) February 8, 2019
???? pic.twitter.com/A0QqkFar5I
— Manisha Kadyan (@Miss_Kadyan) February 8, 2019
Twitterati couldn’t spare ‘Mahagadhbandhan’
#SillyBoy #RahulLieCaught pic.twitter.com/FKbMLfaq1w
— VaRuN TYaGi (@varuntyagi619) February 8, 2019
Zaya Akhtar’s directorial ‘Gully Boy’ and its songs are giving rap goals and people are extracting best out of it. Here is ‘Pura Bahumat Aayega’ rapped by two young girls is already a viral-
"Pura Bahumat Aayega" – Two 12 year old girls made this fantastic #GullyBoy Parody Rap Song for @narendramodi.
You got some fan modi ji ? #ModiUnstoppable #ModiParliamentSpeech pic.twitter.com/vMdaIEMJxZ
— Vikrant (@vikrantkumar) February 7, 2019
Isn’t the rap on point?
