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Elon Musk 'Stealing' Memes From Hard Drive Magazine Snowballs Into Twitter Beef

Elon Musk 'Stealing' Memes From Hard Drive Magazine Snowballs Into Twitter Beef

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Published May 31, 2022

Published May 31, 2022

On Monday, future Twitter owner hopeful Elon Musk tweeted out a meme, as he often does. This time, however, things did not go as they normally do. Instead of the usual hahas, trolls and crypto scams inundating the replies, it was instead full of callouts, for the meme itself was from an article made by Hard Drive Magazine (one piece of the trifecta of satire news websites) and the people were letting him know.


The situation escalated when Hard Drive themselves tweeted at Musk, creating a back and forth in which Hard Drive created a new article solely to spite Musk, who said that it was unfunny like an SNL skit. This turned out to be an easy "self-own" for Hard Drive to use, as Musk seemingly forgot that his Wario Elon Musk appearence on SNL was so disliked of an event that it actually helped to tank the value of Dogecoin the night it happened.

Though Musk deleted his tweets shortly after, it was too late as more people took notice of the bubbling Twitter beef, with some calling the whole situation a massive L for him.


After all was said and done, Hard Drive did the polite thing and apologized to Musk, writing an entire article about it on its website and tweeting it out for people to get an update on.



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