Musk Fooling Around With Twitter Subscribers

Elon Musk has asked Twitter users whether he should step down as the head of the company, promising to abide by the results of his poll, Nadeem Badshah reported for The Guardian.

Photo Insert: Musk's latest set of shenanigans hint that he is playing games with Twitter subscribers, getting a high at the trouble subscribers are experiencing.

Within minutes of posting the poll, more than one million people had voted. After 20 minutes of polling, when the “yes” vote gained a 15% lead, Musk responded to a suggestion that he had already picked a new CEO, saying: “No one wants the job who can actually keep Twitter alive. There is no successor.”

In short, he does not intend to leave a company that he has practically destroyed and is losing more than $5 million daily. He also walked back the site’s latest controversy after Twitter said it would remove accounts that offered “free promotion of certain social media platforms.”

However, Twitter subscribers could still not open their accounts hours after the announcement was made, forcing them to believe that Musk is playing games with them, getting a high at the trouble subscribers are experiencing.

Facebook and Instagram, Mastodon, Truth Social, Tribel, Nostr, and Post were covered but not TikTok, owned by China’s ByteDance.

The announcement came on Sunday – the same day that Musk tweeted photos of him and Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner from the Lusail Stadium in Qatar, where he watched Argentina beat France to win the men’s football World Cup.

Twitter’s second biggest shareholder is a Saudi Arabian prince, and the talk is that Musk wants shareholders to pour in more money for Twitter, which has been abandoned by advertisers and subscribers.

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