Ja Rule thinks that Michael Jordan is making money every time someone posts a crying jordan meme. The had a series of tweets this morning based on something he saw on a “comedy” site that says Facebook and Instagram pay Jordan a dollar every time someone posts an image.
According to Forbes, Jordan made $100 million in 2014, which coincidentally was around the same time that Crying Jordan became popular. Coincidence? Or is Ja Rule onto something here. No one knows where Twitters money comes from or where it goes. Maybe it’s subsidizing Michael Jordan’s most lucrative income stream that can explain the company’s problems.
UPDATE: Someone told Ja Rule the truth. And unfortunately he has deleted all the related tweets.
According to Forbes, Jordan made $100 million in 2014, which coincidentally was around the same time that Crying Jordan became popular. Coincidence? Or is Ja Rule onto something here. No one knows where Twitters money comes from or where it goes. Maybe it’s subsidizing Michael Jordan’s most lucrative income stream that can explain the company’s problems.
UPDATE: Someone told Ja Rule the truth. And unfortunately he has deleted all the related tweets.
This why I love America while we all laughing at the Jordan crying face he gets a 1$ every time it gets post. Jokes on us!!!
— Ja Rule (@Ruleyork) May 9, 2016
