I am so glad that Clay Aiken seems to have found his twitter fingers. On Thursday Clay tweeted twice:
2014 Power of Play Conference for @includingkids is shaping up 2B the MOST impactful yet. Check it out http://t.co/mtdag6h7YU & JOIN US!!
— Clay Aiken (@clayaiken) January 16, 2014
I hope you will click on the link that Clay put in his tweet. I think it would be a great experience.
In the evening, Clay tweeted:
Follow my great friend @RubenStuddard and preorder his album, produced by the incomparable @officialdfoster http://t.co/mg19G385A0
— Clay Aiken (@clayaiken) January 17, 2014
It is great that Clay supports his friends. This twitter is a nice recognition of Ruben and David.
There were a couple of mentions of Clay Aiken on Thursday:
The Daily Tar Heel – Carolina Capitol Roundup: Jan. 13-17
Aiken tweets support for Obama
During Obama’s visit to North Carolina, former American Idol star Clay Aiken, who is reportedly considering a run for Congress, sent out numerous tweets in support of the announcement.
In the tweets, Aiken referenced his admiration for former N.C. Democratic governors, Terry Sanford and Jim Hunt. Aiken also used the tweets to criticize partisanship in Congress.
The article also printed two of Clay’s tweets from Wednesday.
Rolling Stone – 15 ‘American Idol’ Alumni Songs That Don’t Suck
A rundown of the best tracks from the show’s past contestants
Clay Aiken, ‘Invisible’ – 4 of 17
After coming in second behind Season Two winner Ruben Studdard — reportedly by a mere 134,000 votes out of 24 million cast — Aiken proved to be a pop-culture phenomenon. This 2003 track, the first single from his debut album Measure of a Man, is a toe-tapping ditty about unrequited love that was originally recorded and released overseas by Irish boy band D-Side.
The magazine included the invisible video.
Do you think Clay will tweet again today?
Do you plan on buying Ruben’s new album?