In light of NBC's blunderous maneuvers, its decision to push back The Tonight Show , and Conan O'Brien's public statement on the matter, Conan fans are using social media avatars to get their point across. 
 
 
 
 In fact, one man's I'm With COCO image is speaking for Facebook denizens everywhere. Mike Mitchell created an image, along with an accompanying website and Facebook Page, that celebrates Conan and his widely discussed hair. Now Facebookers are showing their support for the late-night funny man by changing their pictures to the COCO image. 
 
 Mitchell encourages this communal display of solidarity, which is becoming quite the trend on Facebook and other social networks. TMZ reports that even people who work for NBC and The Tonight Show are participating in the avatar-changing movement. Apparently even Conan O'Brien himself has seen the image that pays homage to him and his vibrant hair. 
 
 So are you with COCO? ||||| Conan O'Brien may not have had any fans in the NBC Universal boardroom, but there was perhaps no stronger congregation of Coco supporters than on Twitter. 
 
 The social network quickly rushed to a profile page for @ConanOBrien that began tweeting on Wednesday. 
 
 Twitter spokesman Sean Garrett confirms that the account does indeed belong to O'Brien, and the page has since been updated with the company's "verified" stamp of approval. 
 
 However, even while doubts about the account's legitimacy lingered, O'Brien snowballed, picking up tens of thousands of followers in an hour. Barely one hour after his first tweet, he surpassed "The Jay Leno Show's" official Twitter profile, which has been around since April 2009. In just a couple of hours, he doubled Leno's 30,000 or so followers. 
 
 [Updated at 6 p.m. "Conan O'Brien" is now on Twitter's list of worldwide trending topics, a barometer of the hottest terms in tweets.] 
 
 Of course, a big contingent of Twitter followers does not equal ratings -- a reality that Justin Halpern's "Stuff My Dad Says" will have to test with his CBS pilot. 
 
 O'Brien's first tweet embodies his polarizing, quirky humor: 
 
 Today I interviewed a squirrel in my backyard and then threw to commercial. Somebody help me. 
 
 -- Mark Milian 
 
 twitter.com/markmilian
– With Conan O'Brien facing an uncertain fate at NBC, fans on Facebook have embraced an image of the comedian, switching it to their profile pictures to show support, notes Mashable. The movement, dubbed "I'm With Coco" by creator Mike Mitchell, reportedly has some employees of NBC and the Tonight Show among its supporters. The mission statement: "We are the ones who don't care where Conan goes, or what time he is on. We are the ones, who will be there regardless. GO TEAM COCO!"