The Chief Twit may live as much as his title!
An upcoming book, “Battle for the Bird,” claims that Elon Musk began trying to amass Twitter after former CEO Parag Agrawal denied his request to shut down @ElonJet.
The account, run by Jack Sweeney, uses publicly available information to trace Musk’s private jet, annoying the daddy of 11.
Sweeney runs many accounts that track high-profile people -like Taylor Swift, who threatened to sue the faculty student.
Musk “unsuccessfully petitioned Agrawal to remove a Twitter account that was tracking his private plane,” Bloomberg reporter Kurt Wagner claims in an excerpt of his book, posted to Bloomberg News.
Musk began buying Twitter shares shortly afterward, which led him to having conversations with founder Jack Dorsey.
He initially sought a seat on the board of directors before agreeing to purchase the social media platform outright.
He paid an astonishing $44 billion for the money-losing business in October 2022.
After taking on and giving himself the title of “Chief Twit,” he quickly ousted Agrawal, together with most other executives and greater than half the corporate’s employees.
But more importantly, Musk finally suspended @ElonJet – alongside with several journalists.
Sweeney began posting again roughly 24 hours after Musk threatened legal motion.
The faculty student laughed it off, calling out Musk’s “bluff.”
“I do think it’s a bluff, but we’ll should see,” Sweeney told The Post on the time.
“It’s hard to say.”
Very similar to his relaxed attitude over the billionaire’s threats, he’s not afraid of Swift, also a billionaire, either.
“Her team thinks they’ll control the world,” he told the Washington Post.
Swift’s reps have accused him of threatening her safety by posting her locations.
The pop star has had several experiences with stalkers, most recently a Latest York City man who was arrested outside her Tribeca apartment last month and located mentally “unfit” to face trial.
“We cannot comment on any ongoing police investigation, but can confirm the timing of stalkers suggests a connection,” Swift publicist Tree Paine told The Post.
Swift has since sold one in all her private jets.
The Chief Twit may live as much as his title!
An upcoming book, “Battle for the Bird,” claims that Elon Musk began trying to amass Twitter after former CEO Parag Agrawal denied his request to shut down @ElonJet.
The account, run by Jack Sweeney, uses publicly available information to trace Musk’s private jet, annoying the daddy of 11.
Sweeney runs many accounts that track high-profile people -like Taylor Swift, who threatened to sue the faculty student.
Musk “unsuccessfully petitioned Agrawal to remove a Twitter account that was tracking his private plane,” Bloomberg reporter Kurt Wagner claims in an excerpt of his book, posted to Bloomberg News.
Musk began buying Twitter shares shortly afterward, which led him to having conversations with founder Jack Dorsey.
He initially sought a seat on the board of directors before agreeing to purchase the social media platform outright.
He paid an astonishing $44 billion for the money-losing business in October 2022.
After taking on and giving himself the title of “Chief Twit,” he quickly ousted Agrawal, together with most other executives and greater than half the corporate’s employees.
But more importantly, Musk finally suspended @ElonJet – alongside with several journalists.
Sweeney began posting again roughly 24 hours after Musk threatened legal motion.
The faculty student laughed it off, calling out Musk’s “bluff.”
“I do think it’s a bluff, but we’ll should see,” Sweeney told The Post on the time.
“It’s hard to say.”
Very similar to his relaxed attitude over the billionaire’s threats, he’s not afraid of Swift, also a billionaire, either.
“Her team thinks they’ll control the world,” he told the Washington Post.
Swift’s reps have accused him of threatening her safety by posting her locations.
The pop star has had several experiences with stalkers, most recently a Latest York City man who was arrested outside her Tribeca apartment last month and located mentally “unfit” to face trial.
“We cannot comment on any ongoing police investigation, but can confirm the timing of stalkers suggests a connection,” Swift publicist Tree Paine told The Post.
Swift has since sold one in all her private jets.
