If he respects his declaration now that the “yes” has won his own poll, soon Elon Musk will no longer be the boss of Twitter. But who to take his place?
The social network has never been so bad.
Elon Musk and Twitter, it’s (normally) over soon
The news around Twitter has been going at 200 km/h in the opposite direction on the what the fuck highway for weeks. But it may not have escaped you that a few hours ago, Elon Musk published another unlikely poll. In it, the facetious (to be polite) new boss of the social network asks users whether or not he should leave his position at the head of the company.
The poll is now closed and the “yes” wins by a wide margin at 57.5% with more than 17 million voters. And this, despite the likely army of bots on the “no” side. If Elon Musk keeps his promise to leave his place (what will his role be within the company then?), who will be able to have the courage to take over this sinking boat that is Twitter? Because with a lot of employees thanked by Musk, many departures of advertisers, a catastrophic Twitter Blue subscription, returns from problematic accounts, abusive suspensions, or even freewheeling racist, anti-LGBT or anti-Semitic content, there is has a lot of work to raise the bar.
While waiting for the official response, here is a small list as varied as fun of potential buyers. After all, as the holidays approach, you might as well have a little fun with this otherwise often anxiety-provoking news. And let’s also not forget to take advantage of the wisdom of the (normally) outgoing boss, who states that ” those who want power are often those who least deserve it. »
Everyone (not) wants (not) to take their place
First of all, a certain Snoop Dogg also asked Twitter users by way of a survey if he should lead the firm. Very good score above 80% currently.
Another potential new boss, this strange moustachioed person who leaves a little air of deja-vu…
To Musk’s statement ” The question isn’t finding a CEO, the question is finding a CEO who can keep Twitter alive. Edward Snowden comments that he takes payments in Bitcoin.
Same question on the side of Tom Anderson back from the dead, that we would have seen taking over Twitter to add profile music like on MySpace.
On our side, we had also thought of the hardworking Henry Cavill, although now he should be busy with a Warhammer 40,000 series. Shame.
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