Emmitt Smith Printed and Signed 400 Fan Tweets, Including a Marriage Proposal

Most tweets have a shelf life shorter than a fourth down on the goal line, but a few hundred Emmitt Smith fans will be keeping their tweets around for a good long time.

To help promote Comcast Xfinity’s live sports coverage by “re-imagining the sports autograph experience,” Goodby, Silverstein & Partners arranged a Twitter event Monday night, when the legendary running back signed printed banners made from real tweets.

The #SignMyTweet hashtag was used more than 3,100 times, according to Goodby reps, and about 400 were signed. The printouts will be mailed to the fans. 

The highlight was definitely Smith’s signing of a marriage proposal, which (thankfully for all involved) ended in a yes:

(Sure, we could skeptically note that her account is brand new and therefore the whole thing could be fake, but it’s not unreasonable to think she would have created a Twitter account after Emmitt signed his name across a tweet about her.)

A few other highlights:



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