Elon Musk's Twitter account has become a treasure trove of cringe-worthy moments, and his recent obsession with posting about politics and himself has taken center stage.
In a recent analysis by NBC News' David Ingram, it was revealed that between September 17th and October 17th, Elon Musk posted an astonishing 1,716 times - averaging over 55 posts per day. And it's no surprise that the majority of these posts were about politics, with 49% of them being fringe-related.
Musk's fixation on fringe topics is particularly notable, as he frequently targets individuals based on their race, including child actors. This kind of behavior has sparked outrage among many online, with some accusing Musk of promoting divisive rhetoric.
But what really stands out about Musk's posts is his self-absorption. In the 30-day period analyzed by Ingram, Elon posted about himself an impressive 109 times. Many of these posts were reiterations of his own tweets or social media updates - essentially just fueling his ego. It's a dizzying display of narcissism that has left many scratching their heads.
While it's not entirely new information to learn that Musk is prone to posting bad political takes, the sheer quantity and frequency of these posts make for a concerning trend. The data also suggests that Musk has no qualms about re-posting his own social media updates - a clear sign of his self-absorption.
In short, Elon Musk's Twitter account has become a hotbed of cringe-worthy content, with Musk's fixation on politics and himself taking center stage. Whether you're a fan or foe, it's undeniable that Musk's online behavior is worth keeping an eye on - if only for the entertainment value alone.
In a recent analysis by NBC News' David Ingram, it was revealed that between September 17th and October 17th, Elon Musk posted an astonishing 1,716 times - averaging over 55 posts per day. And it's no surprise that the majority of these posts were about politics, with 49% of them being fringe-related.
Musk's fixation on fringe topics is particularly notable, as he frequently targets individuals based on their race, including child actors. This kind of behavior has sparked outrage among many online, with some accusing Musk of promoting divisive rhetoric.
But what really stands out about Musk's posts is his self-absorption. In the 30-day period analyzed by Ingram, Elon posted about himself an impressive 109 times. Many of these posts were reiterations of his own tweets or social media updates - essentially just fueling his ego. It's a dizzying display of narcissism that has left many scratching their heads.
While it's not entirely new information to learn that Musk is prone to posting bad political takes, the sheer quantity and frequency of these posts make for a concerning trend. The data also suggests that Musk has no qualms about re-posting his own social media updates - a clear sign of his self-absorption.
In short, Elon Musk's Twitter account has become a hotbed of cringe-worthy content, with Musk's fixation on politics and himself taking center stage. Whether you're a fan or foe, it's undeniable that Musk's online behavior is worth keeping an eye on - if only for the entertainment value alone.
oh man this dude's Twitter account is like a never ending highlight reel of cringeworthy moments 
and let's be real 109 posts about himself in one month is straight up ego fueling 24/7 
he can't even be bothered to come up with new material, just reposting the same old tweets over and over again like a digital echo chamber 
what's next, posting selfies of his avocado toast? 
he's literally posting about himself like 100 times in one month and like 50% of those are just re-posting his own tweets lol what is wrong with him? 
it's so cringe but at the same time you can't look away. and btw, targeting people based on their race is SO not okay 
like I get he's trying to make a point but come on Elon, be more thoughtful pls.
. It's like he's trying to outdo everyone else on Twitter in a game of "Who Can Be the Most Self-Absorbed?" 
And honestly, I'm more worried about the impact these posts are having on people who aren't even involved in politics - just seeing him spewing divisive rhetoric is getting old 
. At this point, I think it's time for Twitter to revisit their guidelines and make sure they're not enabling his behavior 
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i'm not saying anyone else is innocent on twitter either, but musk takes the cake for self-absorption. i wonder if all those posts are getting any actual engagement or is it all just him staring at his own reflection 
like, 55 posts per day? that's crazy! but at the same time, it's kinda expected from him, you know? he's always been a bit of a wild card 
. i mean, 49% of his posts being fringe-related is pretty concerning though... 
does anyone else think it's weird how he focuses on those kinds of topics so much? and omg, 109 posts about himself in just 30 days? that's just ego fest mode activated 
. The thing that really gets me is when he re-posts his own tweets - it's so egotistical 
. But Musk's way of sharing them is definitely... intense 
. Maybe he needs to take a step back and see what's going on in the world beyond his own thoughts 
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Like, who targets people on Twitter based on their race? That's not okay 
. And 109 posts just about himself in a 30-day period? He needs to take a step back and assess his ego 
I'm not surprised by Elon Musk's tweets, we all know he likes to stir up conversations. But 55 posts a day? That's just crazy talk! 
and don't even get me started on targeting people based on their race - that's just gross 
. i guess we should be watching his account closely just to see how entertaining (or not) this trainwreck will keep rolling 
Dude, you're a billionaire with multiple companies to run and he's wasting his time posting about himself. 
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is it really worth seeing all those tweets? honestly, most of them are just a bunch of noise... 
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. But still, it's like he's playing some kind of twisted game with his Twitter followers. And honestly, it's kinda entertaining? Maybe? Idk, maybe I'm just a sucker for trainwrecks 
what's going on in his mind? Is he trying to stir up trouble? 
. I get that we're living in a world where politics and social issues are super heated, but Musk's tweets have become way too aggressive 
. It's like he's trying to stir up controversy just for the sake of it.
. But at the same time, it's hard not to feel a little bad for him when he's just posting about himself over and over again 
. If you're a fan of watching trainwrecks or enjoying some good ol' fashioned entertainment, then you're in the right place 
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That's some serious ego issues 
he just re-posted his own tweets over 100 times lol what a narcissist 
gotta stay vigilant online