Musk, who acquired Twitter in late 2022 for $44billion (£38.9billion), previously stated that the introduction of Twitter Blue would “offer subscribers a way to enhance and customise their Twitter experience”.īebe Rexha has enlisted help from Snoop Dogg for the 4/20-friendly stoner anthem, ‘Satellite’ – check it out below. There shouldn’t be a different standard for celebrities IMO.”Įlsewhere, Jack Black said he wasn’t sure whether he was going to pay for Twitter Blue: “I’m a little embarrassed by the blue check to be honest with you. In response, Musk wrote: “It’s more about treating everyone equally. ![]() “Now you’re telling me that I have to pay for something you gave me for free? What is this? The Colombia Records & Tape Club?” “I’ve been for 15 years giving my and witty thoughts all for bupkis,” the actor said. Many others have voiced their concerns with Musk’s Twitter Blue scheme, including William Shatner. When you think of all the incredibly hard working, brilliant people and ideas that come together to make a Space X or a Tesla work, and know that all of that gets dismissed because Elon is a massive bellend… The sudden blossoming of Twitter space-experts shitting on what SpaceX achieved today, how they will learn from it & not understanding how Starship will massively accelerate humanity's exploration of space… annoy me. I too find EM a manipulative, papyrus-skinned bully & yet. If a guy comes online tomorrow using my name, wearing a doggo avatar but with no blue tick… and they’re posting nonsensical ramblings about US & UK politics between dad jokes… The Moon director also labelled Musk “a manipulative, papyrus-skinned bully” and a “massive bellend”. Later, Jones wrote: “I feel a little weird today… Like I don’t quite know who I am… I can’t quite put my tick on it.” “If a guy comes online tomorrow using my name, wearing a doggo avatar but with no blue tick… and they’re posting nonsensical ramblings about US & UK politics between dad jokes… well it’s probably still me, really,” he joked. 6ghPgfUSfXįilmmaker Duncan Jones – who is the son of David Bowie – also spoke out about the loss of his blue checkmark, pointing out how easy it would now be for Twitter users to impersonate celebrities on the website. I’m not sure if I’m really me or not,” joked the After Life star. ![]() Various figures within the entertainment have since been sharing their thoughts about the change, with Gervais being one of the latest. ![]() On Thursday (April 20), the profile verification checkmarks were removed from all legacy accounts on the platform, barring those who paid for a Twitter Blue subscription. Ricky Gervais has spoken out after losing his blue checkmark on Twitter.
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