Kyrie Irving has been in a lot of hot water off late. And all of it despite sending out an apology to all those that were affected too. Guess when the NBA punishes you, they just don’t know when to stop.
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Over the last couple of days, multiple figures within the NBA community have come to the man’s defense, including even LeBron James.
However, while many see a need to raise their voice to support Kyrie during this tough time, some see a little humor in the situation.
And it appears that Elon Musk’s Twitter unintentionally, yet fully supports them.
Adrian Wojnarowski parody account gets verified on Twitter, use it in a hilarious way
When it comes to breaking news stories, Adrian Wojnarowski still wears the crown. Even if he may share it with Shams Charania now.
Of course, that position brings some serious respect and admiration from those within the NBA community. However, what it also brings, is a lot of copycats looking to impersonate you publicly.
On Twitter, there being troll accounts of famous personalities is a very common thing. And of course, the pranks that come off this phenomenon run abound.
But, it appears that Elon Musk has allowed it to go a step further than it ever has. And fans aren’t too thrilled about the panic it initially sent them into.
Now, you might be asking, how could they let this happen? And frankly, the answer to that can only be described as harsh, but absolutely simple.
Twitter’s $8 policy is the main cause here
One of the new features Elon Musk has brought in is that Twitter users who subscribe to an $8 monthly subscription, they will gain access to a verified status, hence opening up the gateway to the troll accounts as well.
But even with that, there is supposedly a process to check if there indeed is a verified account. So, all this proves is Twitter under the Elon Musk era has done nothing but be lazy and take money.
Let’s hope that changes soon enough.
