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Twitter Blue is here and so are the memes!

By Tamika R. Gies
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Always wanted a feature that could undo tweets? Or do you remember the tweets? Don’t worry, your prayers have been answered. Because Twitter Blue is here to save you from the blues. Anyway, we live in the real world and, of course, there will be a catch. As exciting and useful as it sounds, you have to pay for Twitter Blue. The days off are over. Blue is the new hue in Twitter Town right now, and as expected, memes are flowing from all directions. It is indeed a blessing that memes are unlimited and free!

Twitter blue

Twitter Blue is the company’s subscription service and was launched in June. With new and exciting features, Twitter Blue is spreading to even more places. Initially, Twitter Blue was exclusive to Canada and Australia at launch, including iOS. However, starting Tuesday, the service will be available in New Zealand and the US for both Android and the web.

The most intriguing feature of Twitter Blue that has managed to grab the attention of a good majority of users is the undo button. It helps the users to remember the tweets before they are sent. With the function you can say goodbye to the typos. During the startup, the service offered some features like reading mode for tweet threads, bookmark folders and so on. Another feature was also added last month that allows users to try out new features early on.

Tuesday’s expansion brings more good news to Twitter users. For those who use Twitter to explore and read the news, it will now be possible to access ad-free articles on websites. These pages also receive part of the Twitter Blue subscription. Famous sites like BuzzFeed, Washington Post, Hollywood Reporter, etc. take part in the program. Sites outside of the US could be added in the future. While the Twitter Blue subscription protects you from advertising on websites, it does not mean that Twitter is advertising-free as such.

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As always, Twitterati went crazy with hilarious memes and responses as soon as Twitter Blue got on the trending list. It seems like not everyone is happy to pay for Twitter Blue. And since joy and displeasure are expressed through the same medium on Twitter, memes have been on the rise ever since. Let’s go over some of the memes and reactions.

Now that’s an accurate representation.

Apparently, the company has finally decided to answer that question.

You shouldn’t have asked.

Well, it’s what they call “business”

Maybe it was designed to stand out.

Very wise decision my friend.

You better not.

Blue is a pretty color, isn’t it?

That was pretty on the face.


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