“$8 Too Much?”: Tyreek Hill Savagely Trolls Micah Parsons for Spending a Moolah on Garcia vs Davis While His Twitter Remains Unverified

Several NFL stars rebelled against Twitter’s policies after Elon Musk took over the social media giant last year. He mandated netizens pay $8 for the blue check marks next to their names, something that celebrities found quite disgusting. Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was one of them who openly criticized the move and poked fun at his peers for making similar comments.

Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons disliked the policy as soon as the announcement was made. He claimed to open troll accounts and unleash madness across the platform. Hill, who found this tweet interesting, pointed out the linebacker’s recent affection for boxing and attending the Garcia vs. Davis fight while not paying for the Twitter blue.

Tyreek Hill makes fun of Micah Parsons

Elon Musk paid $43 billion to acquire social media platforms to enforce his free speech agenda. However, he made some tweaks to the internal operations and policies. As an overall revamp to the entire system, Musk introduced a new subscription-based provision to retain the blue check mark.

Celebrities and prominent personalities across the country were not accepting this agenda because they wanted the platform to remain free and public. Parsons, who openly criticized the move, threatened to open fake accounts and operate them.

Moreover, he has been constantly tweeting about the highly anticipated game between Garcia and Davis. He claimed to have found a way to knock out Garcia. Being a boxing fan since childhood, the youngster shared an old snippet on his account where he mentioned Garcia exposing his face and that a power punch would be sufficient to knock him down.

Hill, who remained vigilant about the entire situation, said Parsons had enough for the fight but can’t pay to get verified. “Micah parsons at the fight but can’t pay to be verified,” the wideout wrote. Instantly, it garnered a mixed array of reactions, with fans starting a new debate online.

Hill makes a damning announcement about his future

The Cheetah will go down as one of the greatest wide receivers in the history of the league. He has played for almost seven years in the league, and all these seasons, he has been a consistent weapon for the team.

Despite shifting his base to Miami last year, Hill maintained his performance and earned his seventh Pro Bowl selection. In a recent podcast, the veteran wideout announced his retirement after playing for 10 years in the league.

Perhaps he will make his decision at 31. The Cheetah believes he has given enough for the game, and it’s time to move on. “I’m going for 10 [seasons], man,” Hill said, per The Guardian.

“I’m going to finish out this contract with the Dolphins, and then I’m going to call it quits. I want to go into business side. I want to do so many things in my life, bro.” he added. This news instantly spread like wildfire on social media, with fans closely following his upcoming projects off the field. As this is a developing story, readers can stay tuned for more updates.