Elon Musk Responds After Dogecoin Creator Asks If He Is Behind The Names Of New COVID Variants

Undoubtedly, one of the most talked-about figures in recent times is the billionaire entrepreneur and business mogul, Elon Musk, who co-founded cutting-edge businesses like PayPal, Tesla, and SpaceX, among others.

Over the years, he has been compared to Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates. However, if we talk about who he is today, his charisma and worth are incomparable to others. He is more than just an idol and an inspiration for many business leaders and entrepreneurs around the world.

However, in addition to building spaceships and electric automobiles, Elon Musk is an expert at creating headlines. His professional life and his personal life have always somehow created lots of news. From giving very sophisticated names to his children to tweeting some hilarious tweets on Twitter, everything he does always becomes the talk of the town.

Similarly, when the head of Tesla was recently questioned about the absurd names of the Covid versions, Musk had an intriguing answer. So, let’s just find out what actually transpired:

Elon Musk gives a perfect reply to the Dogecoin creator’s tweet

Shibetoshi Nakamoto, the person who created Dogecoin, tweeted an image of a news story that listed the names of many COVID variations. When posting the screenshot, Nakamoto asked in the caption if Musk named these Covid variants. He wrote,

“did elon musk name these new covid variants”

Nevertheless, we all know that he tried to take a jibe at Elon Musk, as he has done several times in the past.

Unsurprisingly, as we all know, Elon Musk is not the one who shut down his Twitter for peace, so he sends out a befitting reply to the Dogecoin creator. Replying to the tweet, he wrote,

It’s interesting to note that Musk made news for naming his child “X Æ A-12 Musk.” The name is pronounced “X Ash A Twelve,” according to Musk. Concerning the bizarre name, Musk stated that it was created by his collaborator, Grimes, rather than him.

Talking about this weird name, he said,

“First of all, my partner’s the one that mostly came up with the name. I mean it’s just X, the letter X, um, and the ‘Æ’ is pronounced, ‘Ash,’ and then, A-12 is my contribution.”

He further said that A-12 stands for “Archangel 12, the precursor to the SR-71, coolest plane ever.”

His reply has gone viral not only on Twitter but also on other social media platforms, with more than 40,000 people liking and commenting on Musk’s response to Nakamoto on Twitter. Many people are also reacting hilariously to it.

Have a look at some of those hilarious responses

Talking about Elon Musk’s recent whereabouts, he is currently selling fragrances while giving time to Twitter acquisition deal-related controversies.

His fans frequently purchased his scent, “Burnt Hair.” On the website of the Boring Company, Rs 8,400.00 will provide you with Musk’s “finest perfume.” Musk has stated that consumers may pay with the Doge cryptocurrency as well. Indian shoppers could purchase the perfume using Google Pay.