Thursday, April 18, 2024
Advertisement
  1. You Are At:
  2. News
  3. Trending
  4. Elon Musk's shirtless pics from Greece go viral amid Twitter lawsuit, here's his EPIC response

Elon Musk's shirtless pics from Greece go viral amid Twitter lawsuit, here's his EPIC response

Elon Musk's vacation pictures are going viral when Twitter sued Musk after he decided to back out of the USD 44 billion takeover deal.

Prerna Yadav Edited By: Prerna Yadav New Delhi Published on: July 19, 2022 17:29 IST
Elon Musk's shirtless pics are from his Greece vacation
Image Source : TWITTER/@TESLACONOMICS Elon Musk's shirtless pics are from his Greece vacation

Elon Musk who is often making headlines, sometimes because of his business ventures and sometimes due to his epic tweets is currently creating a buzz on social media platforms as his shirtless pictures from a yacht in Greece are going viral. From taking a dip in the waters to sunbathing, Musk can be seen chilling on an expensive yacht named Zeus with his friends. Now, the pictures caught the attention of Tesla and SpaceX owner himself and he could not stop reacting to his famous viral pictures. Undoubtedly, he had an epic response to all those making a huge deal about his pictures.  

Musk responded to a tweet by a user named Teslaconomics who shared his pictures with a caption, "Fuck yea I got my $ behind this man. So so many other smart investors."

Reacting to the tweet, Musk gave a funny reply and said, "Haha damn, maybe I should take off my shirt more often … free the nip!! 

(already back in the factory btw)."

Take a look:

Musk's vacation pictures are going viral when Twitter sued Musk after he decided to back out of the USD 44 billion takeover deal. Musk decided to suspend the deal due to multiple breaches of the purchase agreement. In April, Musk reached an acquisition agreement with Twitter at USD 54.20 per share in a transaction valued at approximately USD 44 billion. 

However, Musk put the deal on hold in May to allow his team to review the veracity of Twitter's claim that less than 5 per cent of accounts on the platform are bots or spam.

Also read: Woman buys husband a ‘lookalike’ sex doll to deal with high sex-drive, couple now 'experimenting with her'

Musk demanded that Twitter turn over information about its testing methodologies to support its claims that bots and fake accounts constitute less than 5 per cent of the platform's active user base, a figure the company has consistently stated for years in boilerplate public disclosures.

Advertisement

Read all the Breaking News Live on indiatvnews.com and Get Latest English News & Updates from Trending

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement