One account Tweeted, 'Marzia Pewds KickItOut Tusk Will Keane Irish Sea Phil Lynoott Chopra josh kroenke Lavazza Joe Sugg Dulux Nick Timothy Ben Unwin Amy Adams US Steel Little Brother USA Network Congrats Felix.' US Steel was trending on Twitter on Tuesday after reports that the company plans to lay off hundreds of workers in Michigan, while Amy Adams was getting thousands of birthday wishes from people. And they're even more brazen in their attempts to lure in gullible readers, with messages like 'I moan very much during sex, if this does not scare you, call me on whatsapp.' But, whereas on Instagram they're leaving messages like 'We gonna ignore the fact that I've GOT A HUGE BOOTY?' or 'DON'T LOOK at my STORY, if you don't want to M A S T U R B A T E !' on Twitter the spam also includes pictures of women in bikinis and a bunch of words relevant to topics currently trending on Twitter.

For the past few days, as I was scrolling through Twitter's trending section, I noticed a number of accounts showing similar behavior as the bots that have taken over Instagram comments. Instagram isn't the only social media app being invaded by porn bots.