Just the other day, we told you that Twitter would be launching its music app this weekend during the Coachella music festival in California. But a tweet from Ryan Seacrest on Friday said that the American Idol host was playing with the Twitter app on the American Idol set. So what gives? Well, as you can guess, Twitter is releasing the app first to a number of celebrities. And not just any celebrities either. We're talking abiut "influencers" which are those celebrities that when given freebies, are willing to share information about it with the public.
Ryan Seacrest tweets about Twitter's unreleased music app
So while the "influencers" are using Twitter's new music app before the regular average guy, the company is hoping that all goes well with all of the tweets positive. That is the potential bad side to using "influencers". If they don't like your product, it's toast. Meanwhile, Twitter is now expected to launch its music app for celebrities and non-celebrities alike by next week.
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