The South African Elon Musk is a trend, once again, as he tends to share his controversial opinions through social networks frequently. In particular, through Twitter, a platform that he offered to buy after pointing out the flaws in its operation.
On this occasion, the tycoon wrote a couple of trills to criticize YouTubein particular, for the advertising that appears in the middle of a video, when users are enjoying the content.
“YouTube appears to be a non-stop source of fraudulent ads,” the Tesla co-founder wrote. on his personal Twitter account, in which he accumulates 97 million followers.
Musk’s comment sparked the reactions of thousands of users on the social network. Some Internet users, in a mocking tone, wrote to him recommending that he purchase a YouTube Premium subscription to avoid ads, since he clearly should not have difficulty paying for it.
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YouTube seems to be nonstop scam ads
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 7, 2022
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Others, in tune with Musk’s offers to buy Twitter a couple of months ago, recommended he buy the video service and change what he doesn’t like about the app. By way of criticism, some users took the opportunity to point out that cryptocurrencies, tools that he supports, in many cases are a source of complex scams.
The businessman did not hesitate to continue his siege against YouTube and published a second trill on the platform, this time with a meme. In it you can see an image of ‘Patrick Star’, a beloved character from ‘SpongeBob’, angry and with flames behind him, along with a text that reads: “YouTube when someone uses foul language.” In another box, the character is completely relaxed with the text: “YouTube with misleading advertising.”
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There is no indication that the tycoon wants to buy the platform, however, Several Twitter users pointed out that this is how their interest in the bird network began: sending criticism about its performance before offering to buy it to change the perceived flaws.
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