Elon Musk often does something that stirs headlines. For a couple of months, the billionaire was in the news for his acquisition of Twitter and the events that followed. Now, the SpaceX founder might be planning to step down as the head of the micro-blogging site.
Recently, Musk tweeted a picture of the “new CEO of Twitter.” It is actually a picture of a Shiba Inu dog sitting on the CEO’s chair. The dog is owned by Musk. This has left the internet in splits. So let’s find out what the picture is and what it’s actually about. Happy reading.
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Elon Musk Announces New Twitter CEO
Elon Musk has been having a tough time handling Twitter. Ever since he bought the company for $44 billion, he has been making drastic decisions to cut costs and make a profit.
On Wednesday, the 51-year-old billionaire took to Twitter to share the picture of the company’s new CEO. It was the picture of the Shiba Inu dog in a black T-shirt with CEO written on it.
The new CEO of Twitter is amazing pic.twitter.com/yBqWFUDIQH
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 15, 2023
“The new CEO of Twitter is amazing“, Musk captioned it. In another follow-up tweet, he added, “So much better than that other guy!” Several documents and a small laptop are also seen lying around the dog.
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Musk Responds To Government Gunning Down Unidentified Flying Objects
The billionaire is known for his strange sense of humor which is evident in his tweets. The US government has been gunning down several mysterious flying objects lately in different locations.
Referencing these incidents, he tweeted: “Don’t worry, just some of my Alien friends of mine stopping by …” Musk used an alien and UFO emoji in the tweet to add effect.
The object was shot down by the Us Air Force and National Guard pilots in Lake Huron, Michigan. Last week, an object the size of a “small car” was shot down by fighter jets. It all started when a Chinese spy balloon was seen hovering over Alaska which had to be gunned down.
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