DeadSocial lets you schedule posts to Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram that publish after you die. The creator imagines birthday wishes to loved ones, daily jokes from a famous YouTuber, or a skeleton photo years later, and thinks influencers could use it to maintain a legacy.
It's pretty late here. I have school tomorrow, but I came across this website called DeadSocial, and honestly, I can't stop thinking about it. It's a website that posts tweets to your Twitter account, or, you know, posts a post on Facebook, or uploads a photo to Instagram. So you literally could go to deadsocial.com right now, sign up for an account, and, you know, start typing in tweets and set dates for when tweets are gonna go live after you pass away. You literally right now, if you're 15 years old, could type a tweet that says, "I'm 15 when I write this," and you might not die till you're 60, and you could have it published the day you die and just have the tweet say, "I'm 15 when I write this, and I just want to let you guys know I'm in a better place," or something like that. Something really cool. Now I guess I should address something real quick. A lot of people are gonna be like, "Why would you ever do that? Why would you have tweets posted or Facebook posts posted after you're dead? That would just make your family really sad, and that's not a kind thing to do." Me personally, I'm a Christian. My entire family is Christian, so like, you know, we believe when I die I'm gonna be in heaven. I'm gonna be in a better place. So we're not really as sad as, you know, like thinking back on it, like, you know, relatives who have died, we believe he's in heaven and in a better place. It's not as sad. I guess for an atheist, they might— it might be really sad, you know, because they don't believe in a heaven or anything. I don't know, I'm not really going to go into religion because everyone on YouTube hates that. But I think it'd be really cool, you know, really, really cool if you just set a tweet that went out towards your brother or something, you know, a couple years after you died saying, you know, happy birthday on his birthday or something like that. I wish I could celebrate it with you. Or, you know, to your kids if you're married and have kids. Something like that I think would be really special and just be super cool. I'm telling you guys, if I get famous on YouTube and end up having hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers, I'm definitely going on DeadSocial and pre-designating tweets every single day for like 2 years after I die. So it's gonna be like, MrBeast6000 passed away, and my Twitter's just still gonna be tweeting out stupid jokes every single day. I— that is a promise. I'm going to do that. And it will be hilarious because I just, I don't know, you're gonna be like, MrBeast6000 is dead, and then you're just gonna see new tweets every day on his Twitter. I think it'd be hilarious, and I'd probably just make my pinned tweet something like, I'm actually dead, these are just pre-scheduled tweets, or something like that. Like, I know a majority of you guys think I'm kidding, but I'm actually gonna do that. Like, for instance, say Thanksgiving, I'm gonna schedule a tweet for Thanksgiving that says, man, this turkey is good. Oh wait, I'm dead. Or just something really stupid. I'm gonna have tweets scheduled like that all the time for after I pass away, and, you know, 'cause of course, If I get big on YouTube, I'll have a really large following on Twitter, and that would just be hilarious to have tweets going like that. I, I would be really, like, interested if someone really famous used this website, DeadSocial, linked it with their Twitter account, someone with millions of followers on Twitter, and then whenever they passed away, they just had it keep tweeting, you know, for their account, you know, pre-scheduled tweets. I think that'd be pretty cool. It'd be interesting, you know, give them a legacy, and it'd draw a lot of attention. But that's that. I'm not gonna go too much further on the subject. Please tell me what you think about it down below. Tell me if you would tweet anything out or post any pictures on Instagram or something like that. That— another funny one would be like post a picture of a skeleton like randomly 10 years later on your Instagram account and be like, "This is probably what I look like now." Or just something dumb like that. I don't know. Maybe I'm just different. I'd love to hear what you guys think. And make sure you drink Gatorade, make sure you take out the trash, make sure you unplug stuff in a lightning storm, turn off lamps. Good for the economy. Plant a tree. Take your dogs for a walk because your dogs need to be walked. Pick up pinecones. Don't kill squirrels. Kill deer. Um, you know, go build a fence and eat cake and walk a lot on top of houses in Norway. And don't go to Mars because movies say Mars is scary and there's probably aliens and it might crash into the moon. And that's the video.
