One of Twitter's best-known comedy accounts, Dril, says Elon Musk's Twitter is going to be a 'beautiful thing'
One of Twitter's most popular comedy accounts said that Elon Musk is going to make Twitter"a beautiful thing," in an interview with theThe user, who uses the handle @dril and the pseudonym Wint, has 1.7 million followers, and is known for his absurdist comedy style. Speaking to the Washington Post in a phone interview, Dril compared Twitter to Musk's invention of the Hyperloop.
"Elon, he invented the Hyperloop," Dril said referring to the high-speed transportation network Musk conceptualized in 2013. Hyperloop has been tested but not yet put into commercial use. "I think Twitter will be just like that. It's a work in progress, he's building it from the ground up. He's gonna make it nicer, and they're going to use freedom of speech to cut down on bullshit in daily life. I think it's gonna be a beautiful thing at the end of the day."
Dril said Musk's Twitter takeover has been entertaining calling him a"classic comedic showman," to the Post. "Everything he does is a comedic bit. He's always trying to get a laugh, that's why he makes all his cars suicidal. Just watching everything burn, it's entertaining, that's for sure."" subculture, a group of users who create ironic or bizarre posts for humorous effect. Users have said that a number of his old tweets predicted Musk's 2022 takeover. in 2014:"i will annihilate all spoofs of me .
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