Senior blue tick on Twitter have officially ended, and now every user — including businesses, athletes, and celebrities — must pay a monthly subscription for review and additional features. With the news that Twitter CEO Elon Musk is personally paying for multiple Twitter Blue subscriptions, here’s how long he could afford to pay for each Twitter user.

What happened: Since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion in 2022 Elon Musk has made several notable changes to the social media platform, including one increased focus on monetization.

Last year, Twitter announced its subscription service, Twitter Blue, which offers users blue ticks and other features.

Musk too announced that accounts with old blue ticks would lose their ticks and have to pay as part of the new service.

“Twitter’s current Lords & Peasants system of who has a blue tick or not is bullshit. power to the people! Blue for $8/month,” Musk tweeted on November 1, 2022.

The decision to charge celebrities, athletes and companies has angered many, including the author Stephen King, who was disgusted by the original $20-a-month price tag Musk set.

Twitter on Friday officially ended the old blue tick system, much to the dismay of many celebrities and athletes who have had their verified status stripped away.

king, along with Lebron James And William Shatner, but kept their blue ticks. It was later revealed that Musk himself was pay for their subscriptions. Paying the three for Twitter Blue for the year only costs Musk, who is one of the richest people in the world, less than $500.

While this won’t break Musk’s bank, it does raise the question of how long the Twitter CEO could pay for every Twitter user to have Twitter Blue.

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