Thursday, July 26, 2012
Only the world’s best athletes get to experience the thrill and privilege of marching in the Parade of Nations at the opening ceremonies. And as they tweeted pictures during every step of their memorable night, they took all of us along with them.
Of course, @NBCOlympics was also front and center, tweeting the Parade:
Even the evening’s star performer, Sir Paul McCartney, took a moment to Tweet his own backstage countdown:
The biggest spike in Twitter conversation during the Opening Ceremony? When Rowan Atkinson, a.k.a. Mr Bean, appeared in a hilariously memorable homage to the Olympians of “Chariots of Fire”.
To be part of moments like these as they unfold, follow along at Twitter.com/#Olympics.
Posted by Andrew Fitzgerald, Manager, Editorial Programming (@magicandrew)
Getting there... twitter.com/timbaillie/sta…
— Tim Baillie (@timbaillie) July 27, 2012
That close!!!!! Great Britain we are coming!!!!!! #takethestage twitter.com/shuvolleygb/st…
— shauna mullin (@shuvolleygb) July 27, 2012
@marielzagunis carrying the flag now! Almost there!! twitter.com/TimMorehouse/s…
— TimMorehouse (@TimMorehouse) July 27, 2012
The australian Olympic team soaking it in twitter.com/Wortho44/statu…
— Mark Worthington (@Wortho44) July 27, 2012
Aburridos con @lscola4 mientras se va llenando el arbolito de banderas!!! twitter.com/cabezadelfino/…
— Carlos Delfino (V) (@cabezadelfino) July 27, 2012
We made it! #london2012 twitter.com/ChayLapin/stat…
— Chay Lapin (@ChayLapin) July 27, 2012
Of course, @NBCOlympics was also front and center, tweeting the Parade:
Did you miss him? He's fast! Here's @usainbolt carrying the Jamaican flag: twitter.com/NBCOlympics/st…
— NBCOlympics (@NBCOlympics) July 28, 2012
Even the evening’s star performer, Sir Paul McCartney, took a moment to Tweet his own backstage countdown:
Minutes away now! twitter.com/PaulMcCartney/…
— Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) July 27, 2012
The biggest spike in Twitter conversation during the Opening Ceremony? When Rowan Atkinson, a.k.a. Mr Bean, appeared in a hilariously memorable homage to the Olympians of “Chariots of Fire”.
To be part of moments like these as they unfold, follow along at Twitter.com/#Olympics.
Posted by Andrew Fitzgerald, Manager, Editorial Programming (@magicandrew)