People who have paid for verification on Twitter and have a blue checkmark next to their name.
After Elon Musk acquired Twitter in October 2022, the blue checkmark lost its former status. This check was once restricted to politicians, journalists, 'official accounts', and other celebrities. After this distinction was dropped, people self-selected into buying verification who were often right wing Musk supporters.
Thus 'blue checks' is often used in context of a discussion to mean terminally online right wing accounts.
After Elon Musk acquired Twitter in October 2022, the blue checkmark lost its former status. This check was once restricted to politicians, journalists, 'official accounts', and other celebrities. After this distinction was dropped, people self-selected into buying verification who were often right wing Musk supporters.
Thus 'blue checks' is often used in context of a discussion to mean terminally online right wing accounts.
"Did you see that celebrity quit Twitter?"
"Yeah, they got ratioed by the blue checks and harassed at all hours"
"Yeah, they got ratioed by the blue checks and harassed at all hours"
by dots4dickn May 24, 2023
The act of reading a message on WhatsApp and not responding. It's considered to be offensive and as rude as telling someone talk to the hand.
by MeBoB326 October 22, 2018
Verb
You're so wrong and crazy with the shit you do and say that you need to pay to get verified.
First said by comedian Josh Johnson on Hold Up podcast with Dulcé Sloan on 11/3/2022
You're so wrong and crazy with the shit you do and say that you need to pay to get verified.
First said by comedian Josh Johnson on Hold Up podcast with Dulcé Sloan on 11/3/2022
by Alt Deadpool November 3, 2022
Twitter's icon on the user profile page verifying that a high profile user name actually belongs to named user.
by Coach KPR August 30, 2017
An online community, primarily unemployed men under 30, who spend $8 to complain about how others spend $8.
by Melon Sunk April 22, 2023