No, Peacock will not shorten their name to…

Peacock made a NSFW slight at HBO Max’s identify change, however stopped in need of getting too specific in a latest Twitter publish.

Now that HBO Max has dropped the “HBO” portion of their identify, many subscribers have expressed confusion and skepticism via social media posts and memes. However Peacock has taken it one additional, cracking an immature but fairly hilarious joke that performs off of their identify.

In a Twitter publish from Tuesday, Peacock wrote, “I do know you’re all very dissatisfied, however I’ll *not* be dropping the primary half of my identify any time quickly”, together with a pair of aspect eyes…

I do know you’re all very dissatisfied, however I’ll *not* be dropping the primary half of my identify any time quickly 👀

— Peacock (@peacock) May 23, 2023

Now, we right here at JoBlo don’t wish to must spell issues out for our readers, however let’s simply say that the identify that Peacock hints at wouldn’t essentially be applicable for a service that gives Blippi. Nonetheless, it’s laborious to disclaim that such a serious streaming service having some NSFW enjoyable on the expense of a competitor is downright humorous. Peacock has additionally engaged with some feedback from followers. Responding to 1’s cranium/useless emoji, they wrote, “that’s what authorized stated”, which itself seems like a pun on Michael Scott’s “That’s what she stated!” from The Workplace, accessible for streaming on the service. For his or her unimaginable diss, sure, the individual in control of Peacock’s Twitter account deserves corridor of fame recognition.

For these not sure how Max is completely different from HBO Max, they outlined some normal info for subscribers: “Max brings all the long-lasting programming that you simply love about HBO Max along with a good deeper library of crave-worthy genres like true crime, actuality, meals, comedy, and extra — all for a similar nice worth.” That very same worth is $9.99/month for fundamental with adverts, $15.99/month for ad-free streaming and $19.99/month for the final word bundle, which incorporates 4K UHD entry and as much as 100 downloads for on-the-go viewing. For what it’s value, Peacock is priced at $4.99/month for Premium and $9.99/month for Premium Plus with no adverts and dwell NBC entry.

Peacock has loads of content material accessible and in improvement, together with the highly anticipated Community movie and Mr. Monk’s Final Case: A Monk Film.

How do you are feeling about HBO Max rebranding as Max? Do you subscribe to Peacock as effectively?