KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs Kingdom spreads far and wide. There’s a lot to be excited about right now: a quarterback who’s thrown for 50 touchdowns, Chris Jones’ sacks and Tyreek Hill’s touchdowns and celebrations.
With an AFC West title and the number one seed in the AFC, there’s much reason for fans to tweet their Chiefs pride.
But beware, of the misspelled hashtag -- #ChiefsKindgom
At a glance, it all seem correct. In the middle of the game, moments after an exciting play, it’s easy to fall victim.
See, when typing #ChiefsKingdom, Twitter will predict what hashtag you want to use, and the incorrect one pops up as number one.
Many have suffered. The Governor of Missouri
Heading into work after @Chiefs claim AFC west and clinch #1 seed like —>#ChiefsKindgom pic.twitter.com/N5FfRdAeoS
— Governor Mike Parson (@GovParsonMO) December 31, 2018
41 Action News Anchor
🐆TD. ➡️ Bench. #ChiefsKindgom
— Mike Marusarz (@MikeMarusarz) December 30, 2018
And the quarterback himself.
Thank you #ChiefsKindgom for all the passion and intensity today! Big win but we have a lot of work left! Let’s get it!
— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes5) December 31, 2018
Look before you send the tweet and after it’s sent, if you don’t see the arrowhead, you’ve got it wrong.
