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Internet expertly trolls Frank Lampard’s Twitter chat #AskLamps

The Internet asked Frank Lampard about lamps.

Jeff Gross

New York City FC made a splash by signing Frank Lampard and they have done their best to show him off to the world, and the city. It started with a well-attended press conference, interviews on seemingly every channel around the globe and giant billboards in New York's busiest intersections.

On Monday, they continued to put him in the spotlight, this time with fans by allowing them to ask Lampard questions in a Twitter chat. The hashtag was #AskLamps, and they asked about lamps.

Well done, Internet.

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