Hopping on Mark Zuckerberg’s “Threads” Bandwagon, 41YO Dwyane Wade Confesses Major ‘Struggle’

Fans and celebrities have long bid adieu to the old ways of communication. Thanks to social media, their favorite people are just a click away. But most people will agree, it’s not as easy as it sounds to handle a social media platform. Recently, Mark Zuckerberg launched a spin-off app from Instagram. And Dwyane Wade shared his hilarious take on the struggle of adjusting to a new app.

The app is indeed a great way to connect to the fans. Wade’s first post is a sweet ‘good morning’ thread to his fans. And then his second hilarious post had his fans relate to him even more.

Dwyane Wade jumps on the new Threads trend

Fans no longer have to wait for that one particular magazine interview that would feature their favorite celebrity. Not to mention, social media apps have made good use of the purpose. People can get real-time updates on what the popular dignitaries are doing and a sneak peek of their special moments.

 

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Picking up on the latest trend, Wade joined Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads. Rather than visuals, the app is meant for people to engage through words. While all the people are already struggling to adjust to the new space, Wade joins them by sharing a funny meme. The meme says, “When you get used to one platform and another is introduced.” Fans who were also facing the same trouble could relate to him. They commented with numerous laughter emojis and gifs.

Wade has a huge social media fan following

Wade often connects with his fans through Instagram and Twitter accounts. Needless to say, he has amassed a huge fan following on all of his social media accounts. Photos of him vacationing with his wife and close friends are all over Instagram. He keeps updating his followers about the happenings of his life. Recently, he shared a picture of him and his wife hanging out with his former teammate Chris Bosh.

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Within hours of the app’s launch, millions of Thread sign-ups were reported. Now isn’t that a hint of its rising popularity? Are you on Thread and facing the same trouble as Wade? Let us know your trouble in the comments.

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