Brie Larson has recently come under fire from fans who are not happy with her decision to promote an NFT on Twitter.

Star actor of Captain Marvel and The Marvels, Brie Larson, recently posted an NFT from ‘FlowerGirlsNFT’ as her Twitter profile picture, which may not have been a good idea considering how her fan base reacted. Flower Girls claims that 20% of its primary and secondary profits are donated to a variety of children’s charities, this may have been a factor in Larson thinking it would be a good idea but fans were quick to call her out.

The controversy around non-fungible tokens, including environmental rights and the plagiarism of artists, had fans bristling and annoyed at the Captain Marvel actor’s choice to promote the crypto trend.

Many fans took to her replies to display their distaste and distance themselves from Brie Larson and her promotion of an NFT.

Other fans took the chance to share educational materials in hope of redeeming Larson by showing her the dangers NFTs pose to the environment.

Some Twitter users found themselves in her replies either expressing anger at NFTs as a whole or the use of celebrities that many NFTs use to grow their reach.

And finally, this one had to be included for its reference to Wanda Maximoff’s “No more mutants” quote from the iconic Marvel comic series House of M.

Brie Larson is set to return to theaters as Carol Danvers in the sequel to the 2019 hit, Captain Marvel, in Captain Marvel 2. The sequel’s release date has been announced and is set for November 11, 2022, barring any more delays. The first movie’s writer/director duo, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, will not be returning for the sequel as WandaVision writer, Megan McDonnell, will be writing the script while working alongside Nia DaCosta, who will be directing.

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