Latest Twitter board Member and largest contributor to Elon Musk took to Twitter on Saturday to ask if social media network It was “dyingand for call out Users like singer Justin Bieber, who It is widely but rarely followed post.
“Most of These ‘top’ accounts rarely tweet post A little bit content”Tesla boss Books, Caption A list of 10 features with more followers – a list which includes himself in eighth place, with 81 million followers.
“Do Twitter dying?” he wrote.
Former US President Barack Obama appears at the summit with 131 million followers, followed by stars like Bieber, Katy Perry, Rihanna and Taylor Swift, in addition to India prime minister Narendra Modi and football star Cristiano Ronaldo, among others.
For example, @taylorswift13 no posted Any thing in 3 months “.
‘The justinbieber only posted Once this is all year. “
The social media Musk company name to board on Tuesday after the outspoken and polarizing executive revealed he had obtained a more from nine percent Period in The company, making him the largest shareholder in Twitter.
Musk said he looked forward to soon Make “Twitter Big Improvements,” and start his own polls followers on Even for add Edit button for the service, which is a verbose edit.
Twitter has now said it will start experimentation with one.
On Thursday, Musk tweeted a photo of Himself smokes marijuana on Joe Rogan’s Podcast in 2018, with The caption, “Twitter next board The meeting will light up.”
His antics often raise eyebrows and sometimes condemnation, as when Jewish groups criticized his tweet comparing Canadian leader Justin Trudeau to Adolf Hitler. over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates. Musk later deleted the tweet without an apology.
The appointment has raised suspicion among some employees, according to a report from The Washington Post.
California-based workers social media The company expressed concerns about Musk’s comments on Transgender issues and his reputation As a difficult and outgoing leader, according to the statements on Slack review by The Washington Post.
An agency in California sued Tesla, alleging discrimination and harassment against black Workers. The electric car maker rejected the accusations, saying it opposed discrimination.
