Halien Havoc

[Tusk]

I've seen a few Twitter rampages (which, by the way, totally turned me off), but I'd say, overall, Haliens on Twitter are a pretty laid back bunch. To be perfectly honest, I have drawn away from Twitter of late, mainly leaving on the notification function for Haley Tweets. I no longer go on for daily updates.

Overall, I'd say it's kinda cool that Haley was mentioned in this article--after all, any press is good press.

I agree, not a big fan of the 'mob mentality' and Twitter makes it easier for these type of things to get out of hand whether warranted or not.

Overall Haliens are a fairly supportive fan base and only every once in a while will go after someone, for example last season's XFactor's Jennel Garcia for saying she didn't like Haley, but even that was mild. Apart from the media mention, it does stand out as being a little strange they refer to Haliens when there are far more vocal fanbases, even within the Idol bubble, like the Glamberts, for one.

[john]

Haliens are a good bunch. The trend might have played a part. Plus it's a catchy name.

What's nice about this mention is Haley was placed among those other celebrities without the words "American Idol" being uttered.

Haliens are cool. And well represented in media. The numbers aren't there vis a vis those other guys, but Haliens obviously have a lot of pull.
Of course, anyone that did not buy LU should not be masquerading as a Halien.

[Tom22]

That's surprising - I'm not on Twitter much at all, but - I thought all most Twitter Haliens did was trend her name and talk about not wanting to go to school.

lol - thanks for that one

I almost spit my coffee out laughing at the "not wanting to go to school" part! : )