Shake
Twitter verb - To engage in casual or rambling conversation.
Shake and twitter are semantically related in repetition topic. Sometimes you can use "Shake" instead the word "Twitter" as a verb or a noun.
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- One particularly sad one, largely based on Real Life events, exists between fans of ten-year-old Shake It Up actor Davis Cleveland and fans of Demi Lovato, largely due to comments made by Lovato in 2011 on Twitter criticizing a joke about anorexia Demi witnessed on SIU.
Source: Fandom Rivalry / Live-Action TV - The Shake It Up episode "Party It Up" was banned a year after its premiere when Demi Lovato objected on her Twitter page to scenes and dialogue that encouraged or made light of eating disorders (anorexia, specifically).
Source: Missing Episode / Live-Action TV -
The Disney Channel pulled the Shake It Up episode "Party It Up" from rotation after Demi Lovato complained on Twitter that one of the jokes on that episode (and an episode of So Random) made light of anorexia (Lovato herself had overcome the eating disorder).
Source: Banned Episode
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