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Elon Musk CRASHES In Humiliating Investor Disaster
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5:44Now PlayingElon Musk nosedives in a humiliating stunt to gain investor assurance after serious brand damage to Tesla via Musk's Twitter shenanigans. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Elon Musk still thinks he's 'reasonably popular' on Twitter
"There's no such thing as bad publicity, right?
That, it appears, is how Elon Musk views his Twitter shenanigans in relation to his other company, Tesla.
During an earnings call Wednesday, an investor asked Musk how he planned to mitigate brand damage to Tesla, inflicted (according to some polls) by Musk's recent political influencing and controversial tweets.
Musk gave an interesting answer. "Let me check my Twitter account," he said. "I've got 127 million followers. It continues to grow quite rapidly. That suggests that I'm, you know, reasonably popular. I might not be popular with some people, but for the vast majority of people, my follower count speaks for itself. I'm the most interacted social media account, maybe in the world, but certainly on Twitter."
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