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

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?

— mogwai. (@TheVunderkind) March 31, 2016

And couldn’t possibly be bothered.

As if I knew this SubDeliveryMan news was a prank.The guy even used lindaikeji's site to promote himelf.Sorry guys u fell for his April Fool

— Kemi Ariyo (@d_problemsolver) April 1, 2016

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.

Well well wellllllll…………….. pic.twitter.com/VBFmANF0U0

— Sub Delivery Man (@SubDeliveryMan) March 31, 2016

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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