Within minutes of Barack Obama sending a tweet of thanks last night to his followers for their support in securing four more years in the White House it had become the most popular of all time.
President Obama's 'Four more years' tweet, which also features a picture of him embracing the First Lady, quickly racked up more than 350,000 retweets and 100,000 votes as favorite tweets and they're still counting.
It has easily beaten the previous record for most popular tweet, which was ‘RIP Avalanna. i love you’ by Justin Bieber in September with 223,376 retweets.
The president has also broke two Facebook records: a post made on 7 November 2012 on Obama's official Facebook page received the Most likes on a Facebook item ever, doubling in less than 24 hours the previous records of 1,662,336 and surpassing by four times the record for Most likes on a Facebook item in 24 hours, which stood at 588,243.
Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday said: 'Obama did more than just beat Romney; he also ousted Justin Bieber from the Twitter top spot and broke the most significant social media records to date.
'Browsing through the comments on Twitter and Facebook, it's clear that it's not just Americans who are overjoyed at Obama's victory last night – the world has tweeted and posted its support for the President's second term.'
The final figures that will enter the record books will be confirmed by Guinness World Records after the 24-hour period is finalise
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