I’ve already seen her stand up for herself a few times, and I’m like, ‘Oh, you got it. Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over is an apt title for a documentary by David Heilbroner and Dave Wooley on the life of iconic singer and legend Dionne Warwick. ABC News’ Linsey Davis holds a candid conversation with iconic singer Dionne Warwick on her legendary career and her active Twitter account. Either she’ll ignore it, or she’ll face you head-on.

About those Twitter trolls, the younger Warwick dubbed her kin “a person that doesn’t need the coaching when it comes to standing up for herself. Twitter is the perfect place for that-that’s where she best resides.”īrittani told the outlet the rest of her family thinks Auntie Dionne’s antics on the social media site are hilarious. “She is herself unapologetically, but also everything that she does is with love, even if she’s putting you in your place a little bit. Read More: Dionne Warwick responds to Wendy Williams: ‘There is no need for you to say my name’ Many doubted she was the author of her hilarious tweets, but she posted a video that while her niece, Brittani Warwick, helped her get onto the site, the wisdom is her own.īrittani, a social media consultant, recently told Harper’s Bazaar that her Auntie Dionne is “perfect for Twitter. Warwick has been making recent Twitter-related headlines, but she joined the site in 2012. Read More: Dionne Warwick shuts down ‘naysayers’ who question Twitter account A fan asked if Warwick was the CEO of Twitter, to which she replied, “Am I, replied, “Yes, you are.” The billboard went up in Bryant Park not long after Warwick noticed that Jack Dorsey, the head of the giant social media site, was one of her followers.

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