"Well, I guess my blue will disappear soon because, if you know me, I'm not going to pay," the forward tweeted on Friday night, March 31. We have video production crews flying in from all over the country to cover this years NBA All-Star Game with Turner Sports. An iconic starter for the race of the Century: basketball player LeBron James KingJames will be on flag duty at the24hoursoflemans this Saturday NBAFRANCE LeMansCentenary. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar who is the NBA's all-time leading scorer, has publicly shown his disagreement and also assured that his blue tick will disappear in the next few hours since he will not pay the money that is required to keep the badge on his Twitter profile. LeBron James is now the latest of celebrities to disagree with Twitter’s new verification policy adopted by the billionaire and head of Twitter, Elon Musk. LeBron James fires back at Elon Musk over Twitter verification policy This development which has been met with criticism from the Twitter space and a host of celebrities has also not sat very well with NBA and Lakers superstar LeBron James, who is currently one of the richest athletes in the world and t he most followed basketballer on Instagram. Musk said that users with this badge are mandated to pay from April 1 a fee, if they want to keep on to this exclusive badge in the header of their individual Twitter profiles. South African Twitter CEO Elon Musk announced a controversial measure that fully affects users who also have the famous blue tick in their profiles, which endorses the verified accounts of a slew of celebrities or public figures. The 19-year-old whom Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James dubbed 'a generational talent' didn't disappoint in Paris this season for Metropolitans 92. LeBron James has responded to the new Twitter verification policy slated to begin today, April 1, 2023.
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