Elon Musk pays for LeBron James, Stephen King and William Shatner’s Twitter check marks
Stephen King and William Shatner had their check marks paid by Musk.
The three celebrities who refused to pay for the service are being helped by the CEO of the company.
Musk said that for on Thursday evening. The coveted marks from accounts that opted out of the subscription were removed earlier that day.
King wasn’t aware of the move until Musk told him.
My account says that I have subscribed to a service. I haven’t done that yet. I gave a phone number to my account. The author has yet to do so. It’s so you know.
TheTesla CEO welcomed you.
The idea of paying for the check mark was not something King was for.
I think they should pay me. If that is implemented, I will be gone like Enron. The principle of the thing is not the money.
Musk said, “We need to pay the bills somehow!” Advertisers cannot be relied on entirely. How about $8?
Neither Shatner nor James has commented on Musk’s move so far, but the two have been vocal in the past about the changes to the social media platform.
James said last month that his blue check mark was going to be gone soon.
Shatner asked Musk why he has to pay for the check mark, which he has had for over a decade.
Shatner has been here for 15 years giving his time and witty thoughts to bupkis. Is it true that I have to pay for something you gave me for free? There is a club called the Colombia Records & Tape Club.
Several celebrities lost their verified marks on Thursday.
The platform has led to some big names paying for the service, like former President Barack Obama and Taylor Swift.
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