Inauguration 2013 in Social Media: Memes, Photos, Stats

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Memes and Photos
We told you you Aretha Franklin's famous 2009 inauguration hat was going to make a comeback. We just didn't know how, er, small it would be. Katy Perry tweeted about her little hat this morning.
Big inauguration, tiny Aretha hat. twitpic.com/bx3k4a
— Katy Perry (@katyperry) January 21, 2013

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And then John Mayer popped up in Washington wearing his own.
But the hottest hair conversation? Michelle Obama's bangs. We assume it is only a matter of time before someone makes a fake Twitter account for them. [Update: And here it is -- @FirstLadyBangs]
WHY ISN'T THERE A NETWORK DEVOTED *ONLY* TO MICHELLE OBAMA'S BANGS. THAT'S ALL ANYONE CARES ABOUT.
— rob delaney (@robdelaney) January 21, 2013
MICHELLE OBAMA'S NEW HAIRCUT '16
— dansinker (@dansinker) January 21, 2013
I was SO EXCITED to talk to @ joanwalsh from "Salon" until I found out that it's a website and not some place for me to get deep conditioned.
— Mrs. Obama's Bangs (@FirstLadysBangs) January 21, 2013
Thousands are also tweeting links to the full text of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream Speech." Here's the text of the speech on ABCNews.com.
Paul Ryan has sent his support to Obama via a tweet. No word from Mitt Romney yet.
Photos of a protester who climbed a tree near the Capitol surfaced on Twitter.

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Don't forget about the girls! Sasha and Malia's purple coats are getting a lot of attention, but so are Malia's dance moves.

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There were over 23,000 tweets for Beyonce even before her performance. What if Beyonce had shown up with bangs? You think Twitter would have gone down?

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Beyonce. Beyonce. Beyonce.
— People magazine (@peoplemag) January 21, 2013
One nation under Beyonce.
— Ronan Farrow (@RonanFarrow) January 21, 2013
Me and B just hangin' out ….don't worry about it. Seriously, God did good. She is so beautiful! twitter.com/kelly_clarkson…
— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) January 21, 2013
And the masses turned back to hats - Justice Antonin Scalia's hat, to be specific. See more about the hat in our Inauguration 2013: Live Updates blog.

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Photobombs! Below is a great one of Sen. Chuck Schumer. Buzzfeed has collected 'em all.

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Sasha got a little tired during the speech, okay?! (via @ditzkoff)

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This photo and GIF of Michelle Obama rolling her eyes has been a topic of conversation. Is she annoyed at her husband? Boehner? The food?
This photo of the girls taking a photo of their parents kissing also got a lot of attention. The part you don't see? Malia's photobomb.
The Stats
90-minute 2009 #Inauguration Ceremony = ~82k Tweets. Last 90 min today, #inaug2013 = ~124k Tweets.
— Twitter Government (@gov) January 21, 2013
#Inaug2013 -related Tweets hit 14,062 per min as @ barackobama announced. #Inauguration peak in 2009 was 3,210 TPM, following Oath of Office.
— Twitter Government (@gov) January 21, 2013
In just two minutes, @BarackObama's tweet about being sworn in for a second term had over 1,700 retweets.
Barack Obama has been sworn in for a second term as President of the United States. #fourmoreyears
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 21, 2013
18,712 #Inauguration-related Tweets per min as @ barackobama sworn in at #Inaug2013. Oath of Office in 2009 was 3,210 TPM.
— Twitter Government (@gov) January 21, 2013
"Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law" #inaug2013 twitter.com/whitehouse/sta…
— The White House (@whitehouse) January 21, 2013
Unfortunately for Twitter, the service experienced some major issues during the afternoon into the evening. Many were not able to send tweets or get to Twitter.com.
Facebook has posted some of its own stats. It saw major spikes around Beyonce and Kelly Clarkson's performances. At 12:30 p.m. ET posts and chatter about Beyonce were up 42,450 percent.