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Elon Musk’s Social Media Break Sparks Online Buzz

Elon Musk Announces Social Media Hiatus in Cryptic Meme

Elon Musk and X Photo by Camilo Concha o 1

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk surprised the online world by posting a cryptic meme on X, formerly known as Twitter, hinting at a break from the platform he acquired for $44 billion back in October 2022. The internet was abuzz with speculation over the meaning behind Musk’s message.

The Details Behind Elon Musk’s Social Media Announcement

What Happened: Musk’s post featured a meme with a quote by Christian Bale stating, “I’m taking a break from X, I’ll be back in around 15 minutes (Maybe 10).” The enigmatic message left followers intrigued about Musk’s intentions.

Previously, Musk had shared the same meme in response to a user named Sir Doge of the Coin, adding a face with tears of joy emoji to his post.

The post quickly gained traction, resonating with many users who understood the addictive nature of the microblogging platform.

Notably, tech journalist and biographer Walter Isaacson, renowned for his biography on Musk, commented on the CEO’s social media habits, describing Musk as having an addiction to tweeting, particularly controversial and unconventional content.

Isaacson highlighted that Musk’s tweeting tendencies often surfaced during late-night episodes under the influence of Ambien and Red Bull, which he humorously referred to as Musk’s “dark demon mode.”

Reactions and Musings on Elon Musk’s Online Presence

As the news unfolded, online users shared varied reactions to Musk’s social media hiatus, reflecting on the allure and pitfalls of engaging in the digital realm. The sentiment surrounding Musk’s relationship with social media remains a topic of interest and debate among tech enthusiasts.

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