Ever since Elon Musk and New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez received right into a Twitter spat with the brand new Twitter proprietor Elon Musk, netizens have overtly been utilizing the trade as fodder for brand new memes. Most not too long ago, Elon Musk took yet one more sly dig on the Congresswoman on Twitter by posting a photograph of a T-shirt that learn “Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8.” Without attaching any textual content to the photograph of the T-shirt, Elon Musk left the micro-blogging customers in splits.

Musk’s newest tweet comes after he posted a screenshot of a T-shirt for supporters of the US politician priced at $58 (roughly Rs. 4,700).

Here’s a timeline of the spat between Twitter’s new proprietor and the US politician:

Every week in the past, Elon Musk introduced that Twitter will cost $8 (roughly Rs. 600) as a subscription price for customers who wish to be verified on the microblogging website. Basically, it means you probably have a blue tick, you have to pay $8 per thirty days.

Then, on November 2, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, often known as AOC, tweeted: “Lmao at a billionaire earnestly trying to sell people on the idea that ‘free speech’ is actually a $8/month subscription plan.”

Replying to AOC, Elon reiterated his stance on the subscription price, saying: “Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8.”

Soon after, he shared a screenshot of the value of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez aka AOC supporter T-shirt which is priced at $58 and added a ‘considering’ emoji with it.

AOC defined the pricing by tweeting, “proud of this and always will be. My workers are union, make a living wage, have full healthcare, and aren’t subject to racist treatment in their workplaces. Items are made in USA. Team AOC honours and respects working people. You should try it sometime instead of union-busting.”

The politician then mocked Elon Musk once more by tweeting, “One guy’s business plan for a $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,37,465 crore) over-leveraged purchase is apparently to run around and individually ask people for $8. Remember that next time you question yourself or your qualifications.”