Since taking over Twitter, Elon Musk has been at the epicenter of controversies. The Blue Bird’s trajectory changed after Musk unbanned controversial personalities such as Andrew Tate and Donald Trump. Earlier, Musk also introduced the new blue tick verification system where a user can get his account verified if he pays a nominal amount of $8 per month. This led to the proliferation of imposter accounts on Twitter. Musk also faced the wrath of fired employees after Twitter was sued for sacking over 3700 workers.
Even though Elon is engulfed with controversies, the new boss of Twitter never misses the chance to Tweet something controversial every now and then.
While there are a handful of people who support Elon Musk’s ideas, there are others who deleted their Twitter accounts after the acquisition.
WWE legend Mic Foley deleted his Twitter handle when Elon assumed control of the company. Another popular WWE Superstar recently mocked Musk for the contentious Tweet about his bedside table.
Logan Paul mocks Elon Musk on Twitter
On November 28, Elon Musk Tweeted a picture of his bedside table that contained opened cans of Diet coke and a couple of guns. With a staggering net worth of around $181B, either Elon’s guns are a vanity purchase or he lives a dangerous lifestyle.
WWE superstar Logan Paul took the liberty to mock the Twitter owner by Tweeting a picture of his bedside table, the contents of which, matched that of Elon’s bedside table.
The Youtuber turned pro wrestler’s side table contained one handgun, a Pokémon card, two bottles of Prime, and a candle at the center. We don’t know if this will brew a Twitter feud between the two but, Elon is undoubtedly the kind that would retaliate.
Logan Paul joked about being offered $1 billion by Elon Musk
After Musk introduced the new verification system, Logan Paul was a victim of a lot of fake accounts in his name. In an edition of his podcast “imPAULsive”, Paul jested that he was offered $1B from Elon Musk on his podcast for running the social media platform, Vine.
The co-host of the podcast Mike Majlak asked Paul if he had received the cheque from Elon yet to which Paul replied stating
“I don’t have the money or the position yet no one from Twitter has reached out to me”.
He also added that he doesn’t think that the Tweet was real. The entire premise of the conversation was based on a Tweet that said Elon wanted to pay Logan Paul $1B for handling Vine. Paul then cracked up, which meant he was only poking fun at Twitter’s new verification scheme for imposter accounts.
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