Published 23:53 IST, January 16th 2020
David Attenborough trends on Twitter, netizens express concern
David Attenborough and Patrick Stewart found top spots on Twitter trends but that started a lot of whispers on the microblogging platform as it was very unusual
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A recent trend on Twitter caused some fans of David Attenborough and Patrick Stewart to worry about the health of the two legendary persons in their respective fields. David Attenborough and Patrick Stewart found top spots on Twitter trends but that started a lot of whispers on the microblogging platform as they usually don't grab that spot. Attenborough is currently in his 90s and that is the reason that caused some fans to worry as they thought that he had passed away.
The trend that sent shock waves across Twitter
The 92-year-old BBC broadcaster was trending because of his latest comment about climate change that he made during the promotion of his latest film. Attenborough said that humans have "overrun the planet" as he warned that the natural world is on the verge of collapse. While Patrick Stewart grabbed the spot for his comment on Brexit at the launch of a new Star Trek spin-off. Stewart reportedly criticised Brexit and said that it is the saddest and the grimmest thing that had happened since he began getting involved in politics.
When you see Sir David Attenborough trending 😣 pic.twitter.com/hdrZQgbzKp
— Jen (@JenJenivive) January 16, 2020
*Checks Twitter*
— James (@JamesHill205) January 16, 2020
Sees Sir David Attenborough trending...
Me: pic.twitter.com/ghtaMFUMLN
Give me strength, seeing both David Attenborough and Patrick Stewart trending. Neither is dead. pic.twitter.com/dEMtUjDNfk
— Phil Williams (@fantasticphil) January 16, 2020
Please @Twitter, just put a 👍🏿 emoji next to "Sir David Attenborough" when he's trending. That's all I ask.
— Femi (@Femi_Sorry) January 16, 2020
#attenborough is trending. What's that about? #youareforbiddentobedead
— Obvious Pseudonym (@ObviusPseudonym) October 24, 2010
Notice #Attenborough is trending. Have a small panic. Realise it's the ship being launched. Go back to sleep. #BoatyMcBoatface
— Christine Galloway (@CtineGalloway) July 14, 2018
Attenborough's latest comment came amid the ongoing promotion of his film David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet, which the natural historian described as his vision for the future. Meanwhile, Patrick was promoting his upcoming television show Star Trek: Picard, starring the character Jean-Luc Picard, a role he has played since 1987.
23:53 IST, January 16th 2020