Dril is now on Bluesky

How long until Twitter blocks discussion of Bluesky?

There’s nothing on Dril’s Bluesky profile that makes it absolutely clear that it’s really him. Dril has posted once, but it’s an extremely not-safe-for-work post that I will not be including here.

But Paul Frazee, a staff engineer at Bluesky, confirmed Thursday that the Dril profile @dril.bsky.social is the real deal.Dril’s appearance is also notable because he’s been dunking on Twitter for the past little while and has been a key advocate

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