William Shatner is mad he may have to pay to keep his blue Twitter checkmark. Elon Musk says too bad

Star Trek's William Shatner and Twitter celebs outraged over Elon Musk's paid blue check plan: 'I have to pay for something you gave me for free?'

After buying Twitter for $44 billion in October, Musk has been trying to boost the struggling platform's revenue by pushing more people to pay for a premium subscription.

William Shatner is mad he may have to pay to keep his blue Twitter checkmark. Elon Musk says too bad

By Jennifer Korn Elon Musk and William Shatner clashed on Twitter over the weekend after the Star Trek actor complained about being forced to pay to keep his blue checkmark on the platform. In a tweet on Saturday, Shatner expressed frustration with Twitter’s plan to remove blue checkmarks from the accounts of celebrities, journalists, government

William Shatner is mad he may have to pay to keep his blue Twitter checkmark -- Elon Musk says too bad

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Elon Musk Feuds With William Shatner Over Twitter Verification

"Star Trek" star William Shatner had questions for Elon Musk after finding out that Twitter would be removing legacy blue checkmarks for verified profiles beginning on April 1.

William Shatner is mad he may have to pay to keep his blue Twitter checkmark. Elon Musk says too bad

Elon Musk and William Shatner clashed on Twitter over the weekend after the Star Trek actor complained about being forced to pay to keep his blue checkmark on the platform.

Elon Musk defends Twitter subscription plan against William Shatner criticism

‘What’s this about blue checks going away unless we pay Twitter?’ asked ‘Star Trek’ actor