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8 Celebrities Who Were Banned From Twitter & Why
Twitter is a privilege and, as some celebrities know, it's one that can be taken away. Sometimes forever.
While it's a short list of famous people who have been officially banned from the Twitter, the list of those who have had their accounts suspended is a bit longer.
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7. 50 Cent
The rapper’s Twitpic account, which lets you post photos and video on Twitter, was suspended in 2010 after he posted an X-rated photo of a bikini clad woman with a jumbo burger. “Y’all like my Kim K burger?” he tweeted alongside a photo of woman with a hamburger, well, you can probably guess where. Later he tweet "Twitpic just suspended my account damn.
6.Destiny Vélez
The woman who was crowned Miss Puerto Rico in 2015 had her Twitter deactivated after she shared anti-Muslim messages.
The tweets were aimed at filmmaker Michael Moore, who had posted a photo of himself outside Trump Tower with a sign saying “We are all Muslims” after Trump proposed a ban.
5. Adele
She was banned for the best reason ever: drunk tweeting. Adele wasn’t officially banned by Twitter itself, but by her managers. "I'm not a drinker any more,” Adele explained in 2015. “But when Twitter first came out I was drunk tweeting and nearly put my foot in it quite a few times.”
4. Azealia Banks
While Banks wasn’t officially banned from Twitter, her account was suspended over racist and homophobic tweets aimed at singer and former One Direction star Zayn Malik, who she called a "hairy curry scented bitch." However, attacking Malik disturbed the buzzing hornets nest of One Direction fans on Twitter, who quickly swarmed to his defense.
3. Courtney Love
Love’s account, CourtneyLoveUK, was suspended in 2011 while she was in the midst of a defamation lawsuit. Love was being sued by fashion designer Dawn Simorangkir for a March 2009 Twitter rant she wrote against the designer accusing her of being “a drug-pushing, thieving prostitute with a history of assault and battery.”
2.Clint Eastwood
The account EastwoodUSA was suspended shortly after the 2016 election after tweeting his support for Donald Trump. “Thank you America, I don’t have long left to live but now I know the last few years will be great,” he wrote. “I can’t thank you enough #PresidentTrump.”
According to Gizmodo, there were those who cried foul over the reason for the ban, claiming it was liberal bias. In actuality this account wasn’t suspended because of Trump, but because it’s not actually Eastwood.
1.Jack Dorsey
Twitter has long been criticised for not doing enough to ban offensive accounts, but the social network swung a little too far in the opposite direction when it briefly suspended its own chief executive.
In November 2016, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey was briefly booted from the platform he helped co-found. Users reported seeing a pop-up telling them Dorsey's account had been suspended. It was restored just moments later, but he had lost the majority of his 3.9 million followers.
8 Celebrities Who Were Banned From Twitter & Why
Twitter is a privilege and, as some celebrities know, it's one that can be taken away. Sometimes forever.
While it's a short list of famous people who have been officially banned from the Twitter, the list of those who have had their accounts suspended is a bit longer.
Subscribe - bit.ly/MyTopList
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●All images and clips were fairly used during the making of this video for educational purposes. We do not mean to victimize anybody emotionally.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● Music : "Funkorama" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
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Legal Information
Source -
bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/37244296/youtube-star-pewdiepie-suspended-from-twitter-after-is-joke
telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/11/23/twitter-suspends-chief-executive-jack-dorseys-account
audioblocks.com
videoblocks.com
audiojungle.net
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● List Include -
7. 50 Cent
The rapper’s Twitpic account, which lets you post photos and video on Twitter, was suspended in 2010 after he posted an X-rated photo of a bikini clad woman with a jumbo burger. “Y’all like my Kim K burger?” he tweeted alongside a photo of woman with a hamburger, well, you can probably guess where. Later he tweet "Twitpic just suspended my account damn.
6.Destiny Vélez
The woman who was crowned Miss Puerto Rico in 2015 had her Twitter deactivated after she shared anti-Muslim messages.
The tweets were aimed at filmmaker Michael Moore, who had posted a photo of himself outside Trump Tower with a sign saying “We are all Muslims” after Trump proposed a ban.
5. Adele
She was banned for the best reason ever: drunk tweeting. Adele wasn’t officially banned by Twitter itself, but by her managers. "I'm not a drinker any more,” Adele explained in 2015. “But when Twitter first came out I was drunk tweeting and nearly put my foot in it quite a few times.”
4. Azealia Banks
While Banks wasn’t officially banned from Twitter, her account was suspended over racist and homophobic tweets aimed at singer and former One Direction star Zayn Malik, who she called a "hairy curry scented bitch." However, attacking Malik disturbed the buzzing hornets nest of One Direction fans on Twitter, who quickly swarmed to his defense.
3. Courtney Love
Love’s account, CourtneyLoveUK, was suspended in 2011 while she was in the midst of a defamation lawsuit. Love was being sued by fashion designer Dawn Simorangkir for a March 2009 Twitter rant she wrote against the designer accusing her of being “a drug-pushing, thieving prostitute with a history of assault and battery.”
2.Clint Eastwood
The account EastwoodUSA was suspended shortly after the 2016 election after tweeting his support for Donald Trump. “Thank you America, I don’t have long left to live but now I know the last few years will be great,” he wrote. “I can’t thank you enough #PresidentTrump.”
According to Gizmodo, there were those who cried foul over the reason for the ban, claiming it was liberal bias. In actuality this account wasn’t suspended because of Trump, but because it’s not actually Eastwood.
1.Jack Dorsey
Twitter has long been criticised for not doing enough to ban offensive accounts, but the social network swung a little too far in the opposite direction when it briefly suspended its own chief executive.
In November 2016, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey was briefly booted from the platform he helped co-found. Users reported seeing a pop-up telling them Dorsey's account had been suspended. It was restored just moments later, but he had lost the majority of his 3.9 million followers.
