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Rob Whisman is an online comedian and Twitter personality notable for funny tweets and a time he accidentally trolled Trump supporters during the 2016 United States Presidential Election. He is a prominent member of Weird Twitter and has collaborated with other popular Weird Twitter personalities on several projects.

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History

Whisman resides in Kentucky, USA.[1] He joined Twitter in October of 2011,[2] where he developed his most significant online following. In 2013, his tweets began attracting media attention. Examples of his tweets were compiled by Splitsider[5] in August of that year (examples shown below).


Whisman was also named one of the 40 Twitter accounts to follow in 2014 by ThoughtCatalog.[3] He was also covered by The Daily Dot[4] for a now-defunct Tumblr he ran that turned popular Weird Twitter tweets into Criterion Collection DVD Covers (examples shown below).



In the following years, other sites including College Humor[6] and The Chive[7] compiled examples of Whisman's funniest tweets. Whisman also collaborated with Twitter user @stefan_heck on an animated television pilot called Goons in 2015.[1] He is currently part of a Twitch collective called "Go Off Kings" where he, Heck, and Jesse Farrar play games and make jokes (example shown below).



Smoke Weed Every Day

On July 20th, 2015, Whisman posted a video of himself singing along to "Smoke Weed Everyday" and singing the final line, which comes after a long pause, perfectly. The tweet gained over 2 million views, 20,000 retweets, and 33,000 likes (shown below). He was then interviewed in Vice about the tweet.[8]



Trump Supporters Troll

On October 18th, 2016, Whisman tweeted a picture of him with multiple driver's licenses, saying that he had them all so he could vote multiple times for Hillary Clinton in the upcoming election[9] (picture shown below).


The tweet, since deleted, duped Trump supporters into thinking Whisman was being serious. The tweet led to a thread on /r/the_donald where commenters suggested reporting Whisman to the FBI.[10] The moment was covered by The Daily Dot.[9]

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