Cole Sprouse Got Unverified On Twitter, Is Now A Peasant Just Like The Rest Of Us
24 August 2016, 11:33 | Updated: 8 May 2017, 17:09
This could possibly the work of Dylan. Trust no one.
So, the brotherly war rages on between Cole and Dylan Sprouse. Not a day goes by where they're not ripping each other to pieces on Twitter but things may have just gone way too far.
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It was just weeks ago that we all upped our game in an attempt to verify our own Twitter accounts but it seems no one is safe from the unpredictable 'Game Of Blue Ticks'. Yep, a few days ago, Cole got unverified on Twitter. How the hell do you get un-verified on Twitter? We always thought it could only ever happen if you were a complete and utter offensive douche-canoe.
Wait why is @dylansprouse twitter verified but you're not? @colesprouse I want answers pic.twitter.com/GmKmflTnCF
— Natblida (@AresG3_) August 21, 2016
So what the frickity frack did Cole do!?
I've done it. I've done the impossible. I've become un-verified. Finally....it's done. normalcy at last~
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) August 20, 2016
Well, it turns out it was all just a mistake. Cole accidentally hit the tab that makes your Twitter account private. If a verified user decides to "protect their tweets", Twitter automatically removes the blue tick - making said person free to roam the mean streets of the internet as a normal unassuming peasant. Twitter then has to decide if you're allowed to get your tick back.
Ive been informed that I accidentally hit the "protect tweets" tab, I've been informed this is all my fault.
— Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) August 20, 2016
His freedom didn't last long, 'cause he got verified again soon after. Cole's King status was restored and peace was once again brought upon the nation's timelines. But that is not where we end our tale, my friends, for there may have actually been other mysterious forces working against Cole in the fight for verification.
Come on, we all know who was reaaally behind this entire sabotage attempt...
@colesprouse finally Twitter responded to my "fake account" emails
— Dylan Sprouse (@dylansprouse) August 21, 2016
Touché, Dylan. Touché.
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