To make people sign up for the Twitter Blue Tick badge, Elon Musk, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the micro-blogging site, announced last month that the blue tick from the account of legacy users like celebrities, media personalities, and others will be removed. The statement from Twitter read: "On April 1st, we will begin winding down our legacy verified program and removing legacy verified checkmarks." 
 
While when the new&nbsp;Twitter policy will roll out and ticks will be removed is still unknown,&nbsp;recently&nbsp;Jack Black and Chris Pratt, who are promoting their upcoming movie Super Mario Bros. Movie shared their reaction to Twitter's new policy as they revealed whether they are going to pay for the blue badge or not.&nbsp; 
 
Weighing on the new policies, Jack told Variety at the Los Angeles premiere of The Super Mario Bros. Movie: &nbsp;“I don’t know if I’m going to pay for it,”&nbsp; 
 
He added further, &nbsp;“I’m a little embarrassed by the blue check to be honest with you. Maybe it’s cooler not to have checks. It’s definitely not cool to pay for it. I’m gonna see what happens if I don’t pay for it. I’m gonna call his bluff, see if he really takes my check away.”

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''Then I’m going to hold a big press conference to bring attention to this weird injustice.” 
 
Actor Chris Pratt, who had 8.6 million followers on Twitter told the publication: “I care deeply about all of [my followers]. I’ll do whatever I have to do to stay a part of their lives because I respect their attention and I love to use it as an opportunity to talk to them when I’m doing movies and stuff.” 
 
Pratt's 'Super Mario Bros.' co-star, Seth Rogen, who has &nbsp;9.3 million followers said that he won't subscribe to Twitter Blue: "I almost never use it." In

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To make people sign up for the Twitter Blue Tick badge, Elon Musk, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the micro-blogging site, announced last month that the blue tick from the account of legacy users like celebrities, media personalities, and others will be removed.

To make people sign up for the Twitter Blue Tick badge, Elon Musk, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the micro-blogging site, announced last month that the blue tick from the account of legacy users like celebrities, media personalities, and others will be removed. The statement from Twitter read: "On April 1st, we will begin winding down our legacy verified program and removing legacy verified checkmarks." While when the new Twitter policy will roll out and ticks will be removed is still unknown, recently Jack Black and Chris Pratt, who are promoting their upcoming movie Super Mario Bros. Movie shared their reaction to Twitter's new policy as they revealed whether they are going to pay for the blue badge or not. Weighing on the new policies, Jack told Variety at the Los Angeles premiere of The Super Mario Bros. Movie: “I don’t know if I’m going to pay for it,” He added further, “I’m a little embarrassed by the blue check to be honest with you. Maybe it’s cooler not to have checks. It’s definitely not cool to pay for it. I’m gonna see what happens if I don’t pay for it. I’m gonna call his bluff, see if he really takes my check away.” K-pop group SEVENTEEN announces its 10th mini album, to release on this date ''Then I’m going to hold a big press conference to bring attention to this weird injustice.” Actor Chris Pratt, who had 8.6 million followers on Twitter told the publication: “I care deeply about all of [my followers]. I’ll do whatever I have to do to stay a part of their lives because I respect their attention and I love to use it as an opportunity to talk to them when I’m doing movies and stuff.” Pratt's 'Super Mario Bros.' co-star, Seth Rogen, who has 9.3 million followers said that he won't subscribe to Twitter Blue: "I almost never use it." In (With inputs from the agency) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Chris Pratt and Jack Black reacts to Twitter verification debate: ‘It’s definitely not cool to pay for it’