Why is she a "bitch"? She clearly didn't mean no harm and she has apologized for it.

US

singer Keri Hilson became the "most hated" woman on Twitter after making a joke about Amy Winehouse just hours before her funeral.

The Knock You Down star posted a picture of her heading out with a pal done up to look like Winehouse, who died on Saturday. Accompanying the snap, Hilson wrote: "Amy Winehouse resurrected to party w/me."

Keri Hilson is a third-rate singer, she was trying to jump-start her career by making a tasteless joke about Amy Winehouse.

If Amy was rock royalty, Hilson is the court jester. I doubt Hilson could keep up with Amy the party animal, and she sure as hell couldn`t keep up with her on the Billboard charts.

If you find Hilson`s tweet reprehensible, tweet your disapproval, and better yet don`t download any of her songs.

Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/sh...z1TFEgHDno

Follow Robert Paul Reyes on Twitter: http://twitter.com/robertpaulreyes

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

SoulAlive said:

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

That's what I was going to say..what was the point in even putting anything on Twitter in the first place?

She should stop hanging out at Airheads-R-Us and gain some common sense (and some talent too...just sayin').

[Edited 7/27/11 5:36am]

It was poor timing and extremely bad taste. Twitter in the hands of dimwit celebs is not a good idea. She was dragged mercilessly!

The whole concept of twitter is silly 2 me.

Remember when singers were known for ... singing?

Graycap23 said:

The whole concept of twitter is silly 2 me.

[Edited 7/27/11 6:42am]

Identity said:

Graycap23 said:

The whole concept of twitter is silly 2 me.

The ability to have direct communication with an artist makes it worthwhile and interesting. I wrote a tweet the other day mentioning the difficulty I'd experienced in locating a release by an indie artist whose songs I enjoy. She sent me a message with info on where to find the CD. That's what I dig about Twitter.

[Edited 7/27/11 6:42am]

I can dig that part of it but people posting what seems 2 be every thought and or move they make is just loco.

She didn't learn from the Ryan Dunn / Robert Ebert situation from last month?

ThreadBare said:

Remember when singers were known for ... singing?

Yes, when they could actually...sing.

If I had a Twitter account, I'd tweet the dangers of skin bleaching to her----ease up one the bleach girlfriend!

Graycap23 said:

Identity said:

The ability to have direct communication with an artist makes it worthwhile and interesting. I wrote a tweet the other day mentioning the difficulty I'd experienced in locating a release by an indie artist whose songs I enjoy. She sent me a message with info on where to find the CD. That's what I dig about Twitter.

[Edited 7/27/11 6:42am]

I can dig that part of it but people posting what seems 2 be every thought and or move they make is just loco.

I agree... She knew it wasnt the REAL Amy and that is possibly could cause confusion. I dont know why she would post that...

Celebrities blame the media for everything but half of the time they bring the the vultures on themselves. That pic was unnessary.

I agree Twitter is pretty stupid.

As for Keri, I'm not a fan, but what she did seems merely tacky, nothing much worse. I think her apology is sufficient.

Pr1nceQuik said:

Why is she a "bitch"? She clearly didn't mean no harm and she has apologized for it.

SoulAlive said:

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

SeventeenDayze said:

If I had a Twitter account, I'd tweet the dangers of skin bleaching to her----ease up one the bleach girlfriend!

Pretty girl. But not much else beyond that for me (let alone manners or some semblance of taste). I don't even find her interesting enough to care what she tweets. Hopefully she learned a lesson.

Identity said:

Graycap23 said:

The whole concept of twitter is silly 2 me.

The ability to have direct communication with an artist makes it worthwhile and interesting. I wrote a tweet the other day mentioning the difficulty I'd experienced in locating a release by an indie artist whose songs I enjoy. She sent me a message with info on where to find the CD. That's what I dig about Twitter.

[Edited 7/27/11 6:42am]

problem is that ALOT of artists have fake accounts run by 9 year olds, or accounts run by their TEAMS posting things for them, not making excuses for Keri because i had no use for her before and this shows her true stupidity, these artists want TO USE media to sell and be all over, but then cry and apologize and do a mea culpa on the Oprah or Dr Phil show when they show their stupid ignorant selfs. At the end of the day who cares really social networking should be taken for what it is, mindless chatter with about 1% worthwhile stuff. As for your other point on the indie artist, its cool connecting that way, through the internet i have connected with alot of "older artists" that i grew up on who are mature enough to handle the "net".

SoulAlive said:

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

See Chris Brown.

Adisa said:

ThreadBare said:

Remember when singers were known for ... singing?

Yes, when they could actually...sing.

... exactly.

SoulAlive said:

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

I think it's moreso that twitterville needs to stop throwing their arms up in the air after one-off comments. Find something better to do than to hang on a "celebrities" every syllable.

hypersensitivity + faux outrage

I'm getting tired of people flipping out over every little thing.

BobGeorge909 said:

SoulAlive said:

another reason why some celebrities should stay away from Twitter They just make fools of themselves for all the world to see.

I think it's moreso that twitterville needs to stop throwing their arms up in the air after one-off comments. Find something better to do than to hang on a "celebrities" every syllable.

They won't do that. They love to embarrass celebrities.

Graycap23 said:

Identity said:

The ability to have direct communication with an artist makes it worthwhile and interesting. I wrote a tweet the other day mentioning the difficulty I'd experienced in locating a release by an indie artist whose songs I enjoy. She sent me a message with info on where to find the CD. That's what I dig about Twitter.

I can dig that part of it but people posting what seems 2 be every thought and or move they make is just loco.

I agree.It's as if some celebrities are living their lives on the Internet,with every thought and every move they make being documented.I could never do that.I value my privacy

SoulAlive said:

Graycap23 said:

I can dig that part of it but people posting what seems 2 be every thought and or move they make is just loco.

I agree.It's as if some celebrities are living their lives on the Internet,with every thought and every move they make being documented.I could never do that.I value my privacy

Problem they got is they probably see fans doing that shit and they think they can do it too.