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(#9) Charlie Sheen's 'Digits' Tweet
Charlie Sheen was attempting to send a private message to Justin Bieber, but instead, he accidentally tweeted his phone number to the world. According to reports, Sheen received a myriad of calls and texts, but the Two and a Half Men star had fun with it - by answering the phone with "Ray's Pizza" or his infamous slogan, "Winning!"
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(#15) Hulk Hogan's Tweets About His Daughter
For some reason, wrestler Hulk Hogan wanted to tweet out a picture of his daughter's legs for the entire Internet to see. To say that came back to haunt him would be an understatement. Immediately, Hogan was accused of incestuous behavior and being an all around "creep."
It didn't help that at the same time a photo surfaced of Hogan rubbing oil on her butt while she was wearing a bikini.
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(#4) Representative Who Opposes Obamacare Posts Controversial Poll
Staunch Obamacare hater Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., thought she'd fire up her constituents by asking via a Twitter poll what they thought about repealing the health care law. Unfortunately for her, 84 percent of people who voted - or about 6,700 people - didn't want congress to repeal it.
However, as CNBC pointed out, it's possible her poll was slightly influenced by Democrats. Obama White House Press Secretary Eric Schultz retweeted the poll to his more than 23,000 Twitter followers.
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(#19) Russell Brand's Katy Perry Photo Blast
Back in 2010, Russell Brand tweeted a picture of his then wife Katy Perry -featuring a Perry with a perturbed look and not a hint of make-up. The picture was immediately deleted, and the couple divorced about a year later.
Reportedly, Brand said that he unwittingly posted the unflattering image and that the incident had no effect on his relationship.
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(#7) Amanda Bynes's 'Ugly' Tweets
When Amanda Bynes began her downward spiral, she took to Twitter to express her emotions, Tweeting over and over again that people were "ugly." Everyone from Rihanna to the Obamas were caught in the crossfire.
All these tweets, among other questionable public antics, helped lead to Bynes's placement on psychiatric lockdown in 2013.
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(#10) 50 Cent's 'No Special Kids' Tweet
Not exactly known for his political correctness, rapper 50 Cent caused quite a stir when he tweeted to one of his fans that they looked "autistic." He then followed it up by saying he didn't want any "special ed kids" following him.
The rapper received backlash from celebrities and special needs organizations, and he eventually apologized for his insensitivity.
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Celebrities not only dominate the music charts and movie screens but also gain many fans on social media. But social media is a double-edged sword. Many celebrities wanted to seize the opportunity to improve their brand image, but the result was counterproductive. Because some celebrities post sensitive and wrong remarks on social media, all their efforts may become the object of ridicule.
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