Elon Musk in back on Twitter. The entrepreneur’s deal to buy Twitter may be facing “unresolved issues”, but that has not deterred the billionaire from getting back on Twitter.
Musk has said last month that there were ‘a few unresolved matters’ in pertaining to the deal to buy social media platform. These problems included spam users and financing the debt portion of the Twitter deal.
On Saturday, Musk tweeted four times after breaking his two-week silence. Perhaps the most important one was his tweet in which he wrote “Honored to meet the Pope yesterday,” and tagged the head of the Catholic Church.
Musk’s four sons were in the picture but his 18 year of transgender daughter was ostensibly missing. It is not known where and exactly why Musk met the pope.
Honored to meet @Pontifex yesterday pic.twitter.com/sLZY8mAQtd
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 2, 2022
Another tweet was one with an old photo of him and ex-wife Talulah Riley enjoying in Venice on his 40th birthday.
Venice, a site of Great Remembrance pic.twitter.com/GWR3xqsoQW
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 2, 2022
His third tweet was: “Feeling… perhaps… a little bored?
Feeling … perhaps … a little bored?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 2, 2022
According to the Hindustan Times, the first tweet after his hiatus from Twitter was a quote attributed to iconic video game character Sonic the Hedgehog:
“If you leave your game, stay safe, stay alert, and what ever you do, DON’T DIE, because if you die outside your own, game you don’t regenerate, EVER! Game Over!” “Wise words from SJM,” Musk tweeted.
Wise words from SJM pic.twitter.com/snVNttsvn1
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 2, 2022
According to the text in the image, the tweet was in memory of a popular Minecraft YouTuber who died tragically of cancer at the age of 23. “… cancer is an absurd piece of literal garbage… ” that text reads.
The Twitter had on June 21st, unanimously approved Musk’s bid for the social media giant and also asked shareholders to approve the sale telling them to ‘unanimously recommends you vote (for) the merger’.
