Cole apologized for this violation of Twitter etiquette and good taste, but not before he’d garnered a scathing parody Twitter account, @kennethcolepr. It follows in the footsteps of the legendary @BPglobalPR, the fake Twitter account that skewered BP during the 2010 Gulf oil spill. So far, @kennethcolePR has amassed around 6,000 followers in one day of tweeting…
Read More: Kenneth Cole Exploits Egypt to Hawk Shoes, Inspires Parody Twitter Account
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