SubDeliveryMan Tried To Pull An April Fools Prank But We Saw It Coming

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On March 31, SubDeliveryMan account was shut down and people lost their minds on Twitter.

SubDeliveryMan is the go-to Twitter account for slander, delivery of anonymous hateful messages and receipts.

A new Twitter page @IknoSubDelivery claimed to know the handlers of the account and threatened to expose them if they failed to pay $3000.

The end has come for you @subdeliveryman. Either you close your account NOW or I tell the world your name and your exact location.

— I KnowSubdeliveryman (@IKNOSUBDELIVERY) March 31, 2016

The threat seemed to have worked as the SubDeliveryMan Twitter page went down almost immediately.

Someone saw through it.

I'm curious: why are we so certain this SubDeliveryMan drama is not an April Fools' hoax?

— ִ (@xylemic) March 31, 2016

And couldn’t possibly be bothered.

https://twitter.com/d_problemsolver/status/715771380395024384

And right when people were getting over the drama….

This tweet popped up on @IKnoSubdelivery’s page on April 1st…

LMAOOO dem been think say den don nab us…LIE! HAPPY APRIL FOOL'S DAY pic.twitter.com/ujE1sgeSgs

— I KnowSubdeliveryman (@IKNOSUBDELIVERY) March 31, 2016

Subdeliveryman also rose from the dead.

https://twitter.com/SubDeliveryMan/status/715675400383307776

Round of applause for those of us that saw it coming.

Keep me Anon Twitter after finding out it was all a prank.

But what a brilliant way to seek and gain green-white-green Twitter’s full attention!

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