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Kim Kardashian has joined Snapchat. Kim Kardashian is officially on Snapchat, in if you haven’t had enough of her this week. Allison Knives Streaming Allison Knives Posted on March 9, 2016, Updated on May 27, 2021, 2:53 am CDT It was unavoidable. After a week of being the center of attention on Twitter and Instagram, Kim Kardashian took the plunge and opened a Snapchat account. She revealed her new Twitter account yesterday night.
Kim is making her best duck face in her first Snap, while her older sister Kourtney looks on. Kim’s Snapchat username is Kim Kardashian, however, you can save time by scanning this: Kardashian’s social media presence is occasionally contentious but nearly always amusing, and adding Snapchat to the mix will only expand the possibilities.
Here’s what you missed if you arrived late to the #KimExposedTaylorParty: Kim Kardashian West shared a Snapchat video of a secretly recorded (and thus potentially illegal) phone call reportedly between Kanye West and Taylor Swift.
The footage shows West as he recites his lyrics to the controversial song “Famous” (probably before his album “The Life of Pablo” was published), and Swift appears to sign off on the lyrics through a speakerphone, despite their personal, edgy character and a contentious past between Swift and West.
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Swift’s outspoken criticism of the song and its even more contentious music video appears to be contradicted by the photos. Swift replied to the uproar with an iOS notes post on Twitter and Instagram. When I woke up this morning and discovered all of the drama wasn’t on Twitter, I wondered aloud for the first time in my life,
Why not incorporate the clip into an episode of “Keeping Up With The Kardashians?” (Kardashian-West criticizes Swift for playing the victim in the “KUWTK” tape, but she does not reveal a video of the phone call.) Or should I use Instagram? Or share it on Facebook or Twitter?
Why Didn’t She Put It On Her Official App, Which Members Pay For On A Monthly Basis?
I believe Kardashian-West knew exactly what she was doing and did it correctly. As Taylor Swift’s ostensibly immaculate, cookie-cutter persona deteriorates, Kardashian West’s famed social media acumen soon earns its illustrious reputation.
Kardashian West’s decision to publish the footage on Snapchat is an attempt to increase her visibility and presence on the app. Kardashian West is well-known for her use of Instagram and Twitter; her “must-follow” position on the internet is partly due to her sharing of nude photographs and contentious tweets. Snapchat, on the other hand, is considered the domain of her younger siblings.
Snapchat is the most youthful, stylish, and edgy social networking platform. And what could be edgier than referring to America’s Sweetheart? Kardashian West’s video contains the filthy, nitty-gritty stuff that gossipmongers crave.
The conversation’s drawn-out, dramatic episodes are must-see water-cooler material. Snapchat is primarily concerned with sharing real-time photographs and videos. Kim, on the other hand, deliberately chose to publish (what is supposed to be) an outdated video — one that would undoubtedly draw a lot of attention.
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