Just when all seems lost in the Twittersphere, when all hope feels powerless in the face of impending disaster, a saviour emerges from the shadows: Fred Durst.
The Limp Bizkit frontman has offered his (and his band's) services to self-destructing billionaire and white supremacist-courting numbnuts Elon Musk, who is bravely continuing his mission to make Twitter unusable and embarrass himself as much as possible at every given opportunity.
Durst tweeted the offer yesterday, writing, "@elonmusk good morning, sir. Myself and @limpbizkit are available for any help you may want or need at Twitter. Happy Holidays."
What exactly that means is unclear, and the tweet went unacknowledged by Musk, as he was probably busy making million-dollar business decisions via Twitter polls.
Durst seems to be a fan of Musk and his incoherent anti-woke crusade, having replied to several (read: nearly all) of Musk's tweets and inane rhetorical questions with "facts" or a series of emojis, usually the spaceship, cry-laughing face or lightning bolt.
Earlier today, Durst even started asking questions of his own, imploring his followers to vote on whether "our politicians and governments mislead, misinform, disinform, and manipulate the public the majority of the time?" We wait with bated breath for the answer.
Following another of his famous Twitter polls that ultimately voted in favour of his resignation, Musk recently announced that he would be stepping down as Twitter CEO once a suitable replacement had been found, ie. "someone foolish enough to take the job."
See Durst's tweet below.
The Limp Bizkit frontman has offered his (and his band's) services to self-destructing billionaire and white supremacist-courting numbnuts Elon Musk, who is bravely continuing his mission to make Twitter unusable and embarrass himself as much as possible at every given opportunity.
Durst tweeted the offer yesterday, writing, "@elonmusk good morning, sir. Myself and @limpbizkit are available for any help you may want or need at Twitter. Happy Holidays."
What exactly that means is unclear, and the tweet went unacknowledged by Musk, as he was probably busy making million-dollar business decisions via Twitter polls.
Durst seems to be a fan of Musk and his incoherent anti-woke crusade, having replied to several (read: nearly all) of Musk's tweets and inane rhetorical questions with "facts" or a series of emojis, usually the spaceship, cry-laughing face or lightning bolt.
Earlier today, Durst even started asking questions of his own, imploring his followers to vote on whether "our politicians and governments mislead, misinform, disinform, and manipulate the public the majority of the time?" We wait with bated breath for the answer.
Following another of his famous Twitter polls that ultimately voted in favour of his resignation, Musk recently announced that he would be stepping down as Twitter CEO once a suitable replacement had been found, ie. "someone foolish enough to take the job."
See Durst's tweet below.
