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- An unverified Twitter account claiming to be Warren Buffett is raking in followers.
- Kanye West posted a screenshot of one of the tweets Tuesday, drawing his 28.1 million followers' attention to the account.
- Impersonation is against Twitter's terms of service.
Kanye West has drawn his 28.1 million followers' attention to a Twitter account claiming to be Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett.
On Tuesday, the rapper posted a screenshot of a tweet from the unverified and misspelled account of @warrenbuffet99. The tweet was a list of "lessons from children" that included laughing often and asking more questions — characteristic of the motivational tone that the Buffett imposter has taken with its 71 tweets. The account was temporarily restricted after West's tweet.
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