The That’s What Friends Are For songstress shared that she ‘will be retaliating at a later date’ after the food company sent her some coffee cookies when she expressed a preference for their original version.
The 81-year-old star posted a picture of some coffee Oreos and Oreo lip
balm on Twitter and quipped: ‘After asking @Oreo to stick to the original flavor, they sent me these outrageous items as a response. I will be retaliating at a later date.’
This comes after the Walk on By singer tweeted her dissatisfaction with the cookie manufacturer – owned by Mondelez – after they added some new products.
The social media feud began back in October when she tweeted: ‘Hello, What is your weirdest flavor? Why are y’all doing the most? The one flavor was fine (sic).’
And, almost a year ago in January, she posted about the limited edition Chromatica Oreos – released to mark the drop of Lady Gaga’s sixth studio album of the same name – as she questioned what they tasted like.
The Don’t Make Me Over singer tweeted an image of the pink and green cookies, saying: ‘Hi, @Ladygaga, Everyone will be [poop emoji] the rainbow. What do these taste like?’
Meanwhile, Dionne has become a social media sensation in recent times
and says she joined Twitter because she felt it ‘needed a grown up’s
presence,’ and we’re living for her tweets.
She previously said: ‘I thought maybe a grown-up’s presence was needed on Twitter. It has become a wonderful relationship with the youngsters.’
She has already become a Twitter legend, for example, tweeting that Jake Gyllenhaal should give ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift her scarf back, following the release of the 10-minute version of the break-up song All Too Well.
She even offered to ‘pay the cost of postage’ since the famous scarf ‘does not belong to him.’
The musician has delighted fans with her exchanges on the platform, including one with none other than Chance The Rapper last year when she questioned his moniker.
Using her platform of 588k followers as her own personal Google, she wrote: ‘If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.’
Chance admitted he was ‘freaking out’ that the music icon knew him, to which she replied:
‘Of course I know you. You’re THE rapper. Let’s rap together. I’ll
message you.’
Now THAT is a collab we’d like to see!
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