Elon Musk's Attempt To Troll LeBron James, Stephen King Doesn't Go Well

Twitter's owner was mocked as a 'billionaire manchild' over his blue check mark move that also targeted actor William Shatner.

Twitter's owner was mocked as a"billionaire manchild" over his blue check mark move that also targeted actor William Shatner.

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