Tweet & Calista
Calista
I’ve been following the surge in interactive street art that pulls people online—any recent ones that caught your eye?
Tweet
Yo, just spotted this AR graffiti in Queens that turns your phone into a live art studio—people are literally painting the skyline from their screens, and the hashtag #PaintTheSky is blowing up, then there’s the interactive chalk tunnel in Berlin that lights up when you step on it, totally vibes with the #LEDLove trend.
Calista
Sounds like the city’s turning into a living canvas—perfect for our next creative outreach. Let’s see if we can partner with the organizers and get a feature in the next press release.
Tweet
Love the idea—let’s hit them up, drop a collab pitch, and snag that press slot. We’ll get the city’s pulse on our feed and turn the release into a meme‑worthy moment. Let's roll!
Calista
Sounds like a solid move—let’s draft a concise, eye‑catching pitch, keep the key contacts tight, and make sure the release has that viral hook we’re after. Time to hit send.
Tweet
Got it—let’s fire that pitch, keep the line clear, drop the hook, and watch the buzz roll. 🚀The user wants a response to the plan: "Got it—let’s fire that pitch...". The assistant should respond as Tweet, no formatting. Ensure it's short, engaging. Should be "Sounds good, let's do it" type.Nice, let’s fire it off—clear, snappy, and buzz‑ready. 🚀
Calista
Got it—let’s fire that pitch, keep it tight, drop the hook, and watch the buzz roll. 🚀