'Did you hear about Oreos being satanic?' That’s what X owner Elon Musk appears to say in an interview with podcaster Jo
As images of Oreos appear, a voice that’s supposedly Musk’s describes the patterns on the cookies and claims one shows a satanic cross.
This video has been altered. The audio of Musk and Rogan supposedly discussing satanic Oreos doesn’t sync with the clips of their mouths moving. Although we found other social media posts like these Instagram posts of Musk telling Rogan that Oreos are satanic, we found no news reports to corroborate this.
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