What is happening with these Twitter posts?

Post date: 2018-02-18 09:32:03

A currently-running car commercial leads to a previously-unknown Twitter meme.

A commercial that has been running since at least January mangles a well-known song from the 60s by having the singer in the background: "One is the onliest number..." So I thought that I would see where this nonword may have been used online. I may be sorry I did.

Searching Twitter for "onliest" comes up with these tweets:

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Each has a similar pattern. It includes familiar words in a nonsensical sentence structure. Each ends in an ellipsis following a single letter or number. No link to any web page or user is included.
Clicking on the Twitter @names leads in each case to many more in the same vein, although some of those posts do have links, mostly to news sites, it appears.

What could be the purpose of these postings? Are they put up by the Russians?

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