London, August 18 (ANI): A music-loving US duo, who loves to transform random Twitter posts into beautiful songs, have become the latest craze among internet surfers.

The experimenting twosome calls it 'Sweeting', which is inspired by people's not-so-lyrical tweets on the social networking site.

The Seattle duo Kevyn Smith and Jeremy Johnson have managed to garner 50,000 fans, who visit the pair's site wesingyourtweets.com to enjoy their web-cam ditties, the Daily Mail reported.

The tuneful pair has been composing these 'Sweets' for just over one year and has 'Sweeted' 350 tweets from all over the world on topics including ex boyfriends, wine and Fifty Shades of Grey.

The accessory-loving men record the various 'Sweets' on their web-cam and then upload them to various social networking sites.

We Sing Your Tweets is a social musical blog experiment. We decided during a break from recording in the studio for our band David Hates Chico to write our own songs in 140 characters, they said.

Then we thought...what if we picked tweets we liked from people and made them into songs? Now we feel like we are onto something and are building something that makes people happy and that is something we are really passionate about.

It's a way to highlight tweets we love from people we love to follow. You tweet it, we sing it, they added. (ANI)