Twitter users are expected to flood the platform with the World Cup kicking off this weekend just as hundreds of employees resigned en masse, rejecting new owner Elon Musk's demands for the company.
The World Cup is soccer's most prestigious tournament held every four years and is watched by billions of people worldwide. The competition has put Twitter under a heavy strain in the past — and this year looks no different.The same release said conversations on Twitter about football rose 42% from 2019 to 2021.
There's millions of coders that would love to work for the Elon. He isn't worried. It's always good to dump the spoiled brats out thereand bring in fresh blood. Twitter is hotter than ever right now. All the haters are finally leaving. Now we can finally breathe. Stay safe! 👍
Nice
elonmusk will just 🥱over this as well. 🤣🤣🤣
ElonMusk Can we get the thumb Down added to twitter?
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