![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/tom-bradys-two-word-reaction-after-his-plea-in-first-threads-post-was-ignored/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_UFC-285-Gamrot-v-Turner.jpg&description=Threads has finally launched and multiple sports stars are creating their first posts on the new platform, although Tom Brady's didn't go to plan after being ignored Recently retired NFL star Tom Brady is amongst the wave of celebrities that have joined Threads, although one of his first posts didn't go well. "Just trying to be early to the party for once," Brady said when making an account quickly after the new platform was launched. He then posted: "Hey my combine photo is banned on threads right? We're going for positivity right?" Brady's combine photo is something that haunts the former athlete, although it's now something that he jokes about. Brady was made to stand shirtless back in 2000 before being drafted, and a then-awkward 23-year-old looked uncomfortable about the entire process. The reaction to Brady's plea was expected as it led to fans doing the exact opposite, and the 45-year-old later replied to his own post with the words "apparently not" while adding another awkward photo of himself. Brady is one of millions to have downloaded the new app, with over 10 million downloads recorded in the first seven hours. Threads is the new Meta alternative to Twitter, a project that's seen Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla CEO Elon Musk clash in recent weeks. Zuckerberg is looking to rival Twitter, adding to his successful apps Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Musk and Zuckerberg have been in loose talks over a potential cage fight in recent weeks, with UFC president Dana White even attempting to make the bout happen. Zuckerberg has trained in mixed martial arts for a number of years, and Musk has recently begun training himself. Twitter remains one of the largest social media platforms and is used by millions everyday, but many users have complained about the changes made by Musk since he purchased the company. Zuckerberg may have been planning the launch of Threads for some time, but the release of the alternative app has come at the perfect time. 95 m){kind=link}
Threads has finally launched and multiple sports stars are creating their first posts on the new platform, although Tom Brady’s didn’t go to plan after being ignored
Recently retired NFL star Tom Brady is amongst the wave of celebrities that have joined Threads, although one of his first posts didn’t go well.
“Just trying to be early to the party for once,” Brady said when making an account quickly after the new platform was launched. He then posted: “Hey my combine photo is banned on threads right? We’re going for positivity right?”
Brady’s combine photo is something that haunts the former athlete, although it’s now something that he jokes about. Brady was made to stand shirtless back in 2000 before being drafted, and a then-awkward 23-year-old looked uncomfortable about the entire process.
The reaction to Brady’s plea was expected as it led to fans doing the exact opposite, and the 45-year-old later replied to his own post with the words “apparently not” while adding another awkward photo of himself. Brady is one of millions to have downloaded the new app, with over 10 million downloads recorded in the first seven hours.