Steve Brookstein's Twitter: a further investigation

A lot of Steve's Twitter feed is dedicated to not-at-all-bitter-sounding tweets about the X Factor:

X factor only made no12 in Christmas chart. Ding dong the show is dead. Happy 2016!

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 26, 2015

Simon Cowell's X Factor closing down sale. Everything must go!! https://t.co/qlvFFjqYpM

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 24, 2015

Louisa single flopped because people have woken up to the fix factor. Simple.

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 22, 2015

But sometimes it just gets a bit weird:

I'm not saying the journalists at MTV are paedos but as they continue to support the Max Clifford narrative I begin to question it.

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 22, 2015

What?

There's a little bit of politics, too:

British poor, debt, homeless, children in abuse houses and poverty, flooding, where's our foreign aid? #cobra

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 27, 2015

I say "politics", I mean mildly unpleasant right-wing.

There's a pinned tweet, too:

"Getting Over The X" - No1 Kindle Biog. Over 400 reviews on Amazon. Zero by mainstream media. Read why. https://t.co/NR32Id4irk

— Steve Brookstein (@stevebrookstein) December 15, 2015

The number one Kindle biography is Paul O'Grady's. At present, Brookstein's biography is at number 153. In the music biography section.