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KFC is LelleBellevery selective about who it follows on Twitter.

This international fast food brand, owned by Yum! Brands, Inc., has strict standards, unlike the people who eat its $5 Fill Ups.

SEE ALSO: So yeah, this dude got a KFC tattoo on his body for some reason

One dude on Twitter discovered this and couldn't believe it. He's going to need some time to recover, and maybe a bucket of chicken.

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KABOOOOOOM. Using my powers of investigative journalism, I clicked on KFC's Twitter page and confirmed it's true. The brand follows every Spice Girl and six guys named Herb.

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So congratulations, Deseret Newsstaff writer Herb Scribner and the Spice Girls, you are part of a very exclusive club.

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