Virgin Australia Told Kanye West To Eat A Dick And We Can’t Stop Laughing

So, someone who has passionate hatred for Kanye West somehow got ahold of Virgin Australia‘s Twitter account today. 

Anyway, they sent this really lovely and eloquent tweet to Kanye, who had recently tweeted that he believed his new album ‘The Life of Pablo’ to be worth 30/10, rather than the 9/10 rating Pitchfork gave it:

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Virgin Australia tweeted that it wasn’t an employee of theirs, and they were very, very sorry:

A recent tweet on our account was not published by a Virgin Australia employee and we are investigating the matter.

— Virgin Australia (@VirginAustralia) February 16, 2016

2/2 We apologise for any offence caused.

— Virgin Australia (@VirginAustralia) February 16, 2016

But regardless, the tweet seems to have won more fans than lost ’em:

We support @VirginAustralia‘s anti @kanyewest stance. https://t.co/q4GrnOK72i

— David Olsen (@DDsD) February 16, 2016

Well personally I thought @VirginAustralia won tweet of the year with that! https://t.co/TWqxnMUBXF

— Andrea (@durasellbunnies) February 16, 2016

?? Virgin Australia employee (accidentally) tweets Kanye to ‘EAD’ from company account–customers supremely supportive pic.twitter.com/CD6N3sHRd3

— Adam Khan (@Khanoisseur) February 16, 2016

It wasn’t offensive. It was HILARIOUS. https://t.co/yMnvS7XBke

— Ian R (@coolian2) February 16, 2016

https://t.co/rTJYMWFGcF pic.twitter.com/ioKXHwIM5S

— Nate (@incognateo) February 16, 2016

Promote that employee @VirginAustralia pic.twitter.com/AnZlyo3b7X

— Neil Sherwin (@neilsherwin) February 16, 2016

@VirginAustralia are you sure you don’t want to just give them a job?

— Greg Tangey (@ruxton) February 16, 2016

.@VirginAustralia has just become the best airline in the world. #epicwin pic.twitter.com/FafKoYWW4m

— What-ho! I’m Fahmi. (@ofahmio) February 16, 2016

30 out of 10 response https://t.co/ziPomvxMzy

— Stephen Murray (@smurray38) February 16, 2016

Whoever this hilarious bastard was, more than likely thought they were tweeting from their personal account. Look, it’s happened to all young #SocMed people at one point or another. It’s a really cool way to get fired/see how your personal brand differs from the brands you work for. Y’know? Super cool.