Twitterverse

Along those lines, a recent tweet that jumped out among the NBA Twitterverse came from NBA University, one of the most insightful basketball accounts out there for fans.

As the fanbase has tried to keep up with the chaos and grasp this team’s true potential (or lack thereof), the Flyers’ Twitterverse has begun to look as foolish and disjointed as the 5-on-3 power play.

The Twitterverse is under siege as a flurry of microblogging platforms, keen to capitalize on simmering discontent, vie for its vast user base.

National Hockey League sent the Twitterverse into a tizzy Monday night with a simple question.

Naturally, the Twitterverse, as usual, doesn’t know what to think.

The show has been running since 2014 and each episode sends ripples through the Twitterverse.

Often only the most outrageous sound bites make cable news or the Twitterverse, and they are often the least helpful to the voting public.

One of those tweets led to in the Twitterverse.

After being nominated by ace shuttler and Olympian PV Sindhu, the Padmaavat actor posted an old video and it wasn't overlooked by people on Twitterverse.

After being Twitterverse's bully target for his has broken his silence on the matter.

The collective gasp across the Twitterverse was only eclipsed by the same sound inside Staples Center.

The Twitterverse also took notice.

The Twitterverse erupted into a huge polarizing debate after dropped a video asking if Bruno Mars was a cultural appropriator.

You can check out some of the reactions from the Twitterverse below.