OJ Simpson joins Twitter to 'set the record straight' on 25th anniversary of Bronco chase
Simpson says he has some 'getting even to do'; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.'
Since O.J. Simpson joined Twitter over the weekend, he declared he has “got a little getting even to do” and reportedly threatened a parody account with knife emojis.
On Tuesday, Simpson was looking for fantasy football advice.
The former Buffalo Bills running back, who was famously acquitted of charges that he murdered his estranged wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman, asked the social media platform about who they thought the top fantasy football prospect was.
“Taking an early look at fantasy football. @PatrickMahomes was my clear #1 but with [Tyreek Hill] status still up in the air I am debating @bakermayfield or @TG3II. What do you think? Am I missing someone?”
Some of the responses were fierce.
O.J. SIMPSON SAYS HE WILL USE SOCIAL MEDIA TO 'SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT'
Simpson joined Twitter on Sunday, announcing his presence on the platform by posting a grinning video in which he discussed the fact that many have been able to say whatever they've wanted about him for years, but he now has "got a little getting even to do.”
O.J. SIMPSON JOINS TWITTER ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF WIFE'S MURDER
In a matter of days, he's accumulated more than 720,000 followers.
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