Lights of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome opens Twitter after Super Bowl blackout (Photos)

During the early part of the third quarter of Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3, 2013, something strange happened that doesn't usually occur during a big game. The electricity went out. Things went dark inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome putting a halt to the biggest game of the NFL season for over 30 minutes before play could resume. Another strange occurrence happened soon after, and that was a Twitter account being opened for the Superdome lights.

That's right, like any "celebrity" out there, the Superdome lights were in the news so they decided to become a part of the social media world and opened up a Twitter.

In less than an hour after the Super Bowl blackout occurred, the Twitter account @SuperDomeLights had almost 2,000 followers and was tweeting constantly. The first one was obviously the funniest.

"Sorry, guys. #SB47"

From there, it was a lot of pure randomness and off the wall sayings. Some of them are incredibly funny while others are a bit more simple and pun-minded. Some of the better ones were:

"There's gotta be a Harbaugh brother who's an electrician."

"I still have a better conversion percentage than David Akers."

"Who runs the world? Lights. #takethatBeyonce"

Twitter has created another new celebrity.

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