Zomato’s Hilarious Reply To Elon Musk’s Remarks On YouTube Ad Goes Viral

I am sure we have all heard of Elon Musk. When he was just 50 years old, he became the world’s richest person. A billionaire entrepreneur who has been a huge success in every enterprise he has attempted is one of the most talked-about personalities recently when he buys the social media giant Twitter.

He is one of the world’s few self-made billionaires. The term “Self-made Billionaire” is a source of inspiration for the rest of us as well as a sign of status for those who have attained it. People like Elon Musk teach us that where we are born should never be a barometer for what we can achieve.

However, even before buying Twitter, the CEO of Tesla Motors is a frequent Twitter user. If you’re familiar with the type of tweets he sends, you’ll notice that he’s not shy about sharing his thoughts on social media sites.

Elon Musk criticised YouTube ads

The Chief Engineer of SpaceX has lately turned to Twitter to express his feelings over recent YouTube advertising. Musk’s tweet came in reaction to a meme criticizing YouTube for censoring cursing in favour of “obvious scam advertisements all over their site.”

People are pushing Tesla’s owner and CEO, Elon Musk, to buy the video-sharing site on Twitter. It’s worth mentioning that it’s tough to tell whether Musk is kidding or serious when he says anything.

And it’s safe to say that the tweet has gone viral since it was tweeted on June 7th, prompting a response tweet from food behemoth Zomato. He wrote in a tweet,

“YouTube seems to be nonstop scam ads”

 The tweet has gotten a lot of attention since it was shared. As one person put it,

While another user hilariously asked,

But, because of how clever and well-timed it was, a tweet published in response to and in reference to Elon Musk’s viral tweet has also gotten a lot of attention. It was, obviously, from Zomato. Here’s what they said on Twitter about the YouTube ads they sponsor:

“our ads could convince Elon musk to buy youtube premium.”

This is all happening at a time when Twitter’s purchase has been placed on hold for the time being. Musk has threatened to withdraw his $44 billion bid for Twitter if the social media site failed to provide data on spam and fraudulent accounts.

According to a letter written by Musk to Twitter and obtained by Reuters, the company was in “clear material breach” of its commitments, and Musk maintains the option to end the merger agreement.

Musk had previously claimed that the acquisition would be placed “temporarily on hold” while he awaited data on the number of bogus accounts on the social networking site.