"Musk is buying Twitter to figure out how to monetize gold like this" - NFL fans have a field day over Lamar Jackson's hilarious exchange with man over his signature
Lamar Jackson had his conversation with a man over the quarterback’s signature. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback called out a fan for selling his jersey with a fake signature. Needless to say, fans chimed in with their opinions on the matter.
One Twitter user said: "I think Musk is buying Twitter to figure out how to monetize gold like this."
@bykevinclark I think Musk is buying Twitter to figure out how to monetize gold like this.
This person tweeted: "Instead of being humble and just asking Lamar for an actual signature he wanted to argue with the man so he could be right. Genius."
@bykevinclark Instead of being humble and just asking Lamar for an actual signature he wanted to argue with the man so he could be right. Genius
Another user stated: "Have to give it up to the seller tho- That's a ballsy move to pass off a fake that doesn't even come close & expect someone to bite."
@bykevinclark 🤣
Have to give it up to the seller tho-
That's a ballsy move to pass off a fake that doesn't even come close & expect someone to bite.
This Twitter noted: "I'm consistently laughing at this guy's fails. I could probably go to JSA and they'd be like 'not confirmed. It's fake. And he'd still try."
@HoodieRamey I'm consistently laughing at this guy's fails. I could probably go to JSA and they'd be like "not confirmed. It's fake. And he'd still try
The 2019 AP NFL MVP chimed in, tweeting: "Boy I know how I do my signature, and that’s not it!"
@gray_silk Boy I know how I do my signature, and that’s not it ❗️
Another person asserted: "How is this guy going to tell Lamar Jackson that he’s wrong about his own signature just look at the difference in the signatures."
just look at the difference in the signatures
How is this guy going to tell Lamar Jackson that he’s wrong about his own signature 😂💀 just look at the difference in the signatures https://t.co/rS70fjgcml
This individual said: "Lamar Jackson: i didn’t sign that
Some dude trying to sell his jersey: UMMM SOME SERVICE SAID YOU DID SO YOU MUSTVE FORGOTTEB! Like the man himself doesn’t know his own signature."
Lamar Jackson: i didn’t sign that
Some dude trying to sell his jersey: UMMM SOME SERVICE SAID YOU DID SO YOU MUSTVE FORGOTTEB!
Like the man himself doesn’t know his own signature 🤦🏻♂️
FanSided staff writer and podcaster Alicia de Artola stated: "I need a 6-part podcast covering this interaction and subsequent comment threads trying to figure out what an authentic Lamar Jackson signature looks like."
I need a 6-part podcast covering this interaction and subsequent comment threads trying to figure out what an authentic Lamar Jackson signature looks like. twitter.com/bykevinclark/s…
Another Twitter user noted: "This doesn’t even look like @Lj_era8's signature, the penmanship is off, looks sloppy."
This doesn’t even look like @Lj_era8’s signature, the penmanship is off, looks sloppy 🤷🏻♀️ twitter.com/gray_silk/stat…
This user said: "How are YOU gonna tell @Lj_era8 about his own Signature yo… just stop it. Giving off real Scammer vibes now…. @gray_silk."
How are YOU gonna tell @Lj_era8 about his own Signature yo… just stop it. Giving off real Scammer vibes now…. @gray_silk twitter.com/gray_silk/stat…
Lamar Jackson and the signed jersey
Someone posted a tweet trying to sell the All-Pro quarterback's signed jersey that had been verified by the authentication company JSA.
The individual had listed the jersey for sale for $250 on Twitter. However, the Ravens signal-caller said that wasn't his signature on the jersey, saying he knows what his signature looks like.
We'll see if this situation gets sorted out sooner rather than later.