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Otedola’s daughter, DJ Cuppy requests for 30th birthday gift from Elon Musk
She begged Musk to allow her a free month’s usage of her verified Twitter account without it being suspended for failing to pay the suggested $8 charge.
DJ Cuppy has asked Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, for a gift as she marks her 30th birthday.
She begged Musk to allow her a free month’s usage of her verified Twitter account without it being suspended for failing to pay the suggested $8 charge.
After the month, she vowed to continue making the payments, guaranteeing that she would never miss one.
She wrote, “It’s my 30th birthday soon! 11/11.
“So @ElonMusk can you pretty please gift me one free month ($7.99) of #TwitterBlue ???.
“After this, I promise to keep up with payments forever and ever and everrrrrrrr #CuppyDat.”
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