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Why Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Mirror-Kissing Tweet Was Called “Sad and Weird”

A 2021 Futurism story reported that Tyson had tweeted a mirror-kissing line before, but offered no complete count or evidence about his wellbeing.
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The line at the center of the story is: “In a mirror, you can kiss yourself only on the lips.” Tony Ho Tran’s Futurism reported on December 2, 2021, that Neil deGrasse Tyson had tweeted it and that a user had noticed variations of the same message appearing before. The article did not establish how often Tyson posted it or whether he continued afterward.

What did Tyson reportedly tweet?

Ho Tran quoted Tyson’s message as: “In a mirror, you can kiss yourself only on the lips.” The original tweet was not independently retrieved; the wording here is attributed to the December 2, 2021, Futurism article. Read the Futurism article.

Why did the story say he kept tweeting it?

Futurism reported that a user pointed out Tyson had posted variations of the mirror-kissing line before. The article embedded a post attributed to Mike Schuster, dated December 2, 2021, with the caption “Where we going with this?” View the embedded post.

The article does not provide a complete archive, a count of the posts, or a chronology. Its account supports saying that variations had reportedly appeared before; it does not establish a verified posting pattern or show whether Tyson continued after the story was published.

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Was the tweet evidence that Tyson was sad?

No. “Sad” is the Futurism writer’s interpretation in the headline, not evidence of Tyson’s emotional state. The story does not establish that he was distressed or asking for help, and the line should not be treated as a basis for diagnosing him. See the article’s characterization.

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What can be concluded from the story?

It is a brief 2021 commentary item about an odd, reportedly recurring joke. The supported facts are the quoted wording, the report of earlier variations, and Schuster’s contemporaneous reaction. The available account does not establish the full history or meaning of Tyson’s posts.

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