This feel-good post on Twitter was 10 years in the making.
Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Imagescelebrating her new job at Pixar—ten years after she vowed to “one day” work there—received the most likes and the most retweets on Twitter this week, according to data compiled by NewsWhip, a social media tracking firm.
Animator Janel Drewis, aka @the_jan_man, posted the tweet March 3: “Ten years ago, I said, ‘One day.’ Yesterday, I said, ‘Day One,’” she wrote. A picture of her outside Pixar’s gates ten years ago—along with a new picture of her about to enter the gates on her first day of work—accompanied the tweet.
Her tweet had over 213,000 retweets and over 1.2 million likes by Friday afternoon, and was the most-liked and RT’d tweet since the previous Friday, February 28, 2020.the day after she went viral, adding, “I hope you’re ready for lots of photos of my dog!” NewsWhip’s Twitter engagement data comes from its database of influential users, which tracks around 350,000 accounts. Over $14 billion. That’s how much money Pixar’s 21 movies have made in lifetime worldwide box office earnings, according to a
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