By FactsWow Team
Posted on: 14 Dec, 2022
Twitter's new boss Elon Musk may have a huge following on social media, but real people don't approve of how he does it.
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Elon Musk was recently invited to his Sunday Dave Chappelle Show in San Francisco. The comedian joked that some of the boos could be Twitter employees that Musk summarily fired in Twitter's latest layoffs.
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Intriguingly, Musk now shares the video on his Twitter account. I'm trying to delete from, but some users have saved videos.
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'Ladies and gentlemen, make some claps for the richest man alive,' comedian Dave Chappelle welcomed Musk onto the stage.
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I got booed, but a video posted on Twitter revealed that the boo won. Gizmodo reported that the video had been removed from his Twitter.
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However, the company shared a link to the video. The boo’s grew louder as Musk walked across the stage.
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'It looks like some of the humans you fired are in the audience,' Chappelle joked awkwardly in the crowd.
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No, but some people secretly took cell phones and filmed footage of Musk being mercilessly abused by the audience.
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Musk thanked Chappelle for inviting him to the show, but the crowd started booing loudly every time he tried to speak.
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Visually flustered by the booing, Musk then asked Chappelle what he should say. Since Musk took over Twitter, it's been caught in a storm. Twitter's CEO fired executives on the second day, including Parag Agrawal, Vijay Gadde, and Nel Segal.
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Just days into his new role, Musk laid off nearly 75% of his employees. Musk has reportedly hired several members of his family and several engineers from Tesla and The Boring Company to work on his Twitter.
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