Dr Disrespect Savage Twitter Response

Elon Musk, a major Twitter stakeholder and board member, has made it apparent that he intends to make changes to the network. Musk bought 9.2 percent of Tesla’s stock for $3 billion in one fell swoop.

He asked Twitter followers a question regarding the platform’s dormant celebs and what was keeping them away. Many well-known people from around the world entered the conversation, including streamer Dr Disrespect, xQc, famed comic Andrew Schulz, and others.  Elon Musk, a billionaire businessman, raised the issue of Twitter’s top celebrities abandoning the network. He released a list of the top ten most powerful people on Twitter, as well as the most followed celebrities that rarely tweet.

He also inquired as to what was motivating individuals to act in this manner, posing the question, Is Twitter really dying? 

xQc, a popular Twitch streamer, responded to the thread by noting that huge celebrities avoid utilizing the platform. 

He said,” People use twitter for different reasons. Most influencers use the platform as a tool to propel their brand or whatever they have going on. They aren’t really using twitter. Twitter isn’t dying, big celebs that have nothing going on don’t need to use it as often anymore.” 

This analogy, however, did not sit well with the 2-timer, who had also planned to contribute to the thread. He went after both Tesla’s owner and a fellow streamer, claiming that Twitter is still in its early stages. 

Other celebs who commented on the post blamed the lack of activity on the changing times. Musk’s sincere attempt to figure out why celebrities avoid the platform is still a mystery. Whatever the case may be, the addition of a vociferous critic like Musk to the team will undoubtedly aid in the implementation of revolutionary improvements. The billionaire businessman has been a vociferous critic who never holds back in expressing his opinions. His unique perspective on how the platform should function and be managed has the potential to forever alter the environment.