By Andrea Hargraves 
The Buying Elon Musk on Twitter is the hottest tech talk of the weekThat made the ink top what is considered one of the biggest deals in recent years worth 41 billion euros. The acquisition of the social network had immediate side effects, not only in the rise in the value of Twitter shares, which ended up suspending its listing on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq. On the other hand, Tesla’s valuation has begun to decline, with shareholders fearing that Elon Musk will sell part of his stock to fund the purchase of Twitter.
The billionaire began to acquire a stake in the company, giving him a majority stake. Then go to Total Purchase, Collect some strategic investmentssuch as J.P. Morgan, in order to circumvent the anti-seizure defense mechanisms, known as the “Poison Pill”.
Any news related to the acquisition will inevitably generate a flurry of memes. In fact, Elon Musk considers himself the “king of memes” and he didn’t fail to contribute some of his usual “afterwards, I’ll buy Coca-Cola to bring cocaine back in” and he didn’t fail to contribute some of his usual jokes. With herbal cigarettes on hand, plus many suggestions for the following purchases.
Watch in the gallery the main memes being shared on the Internet:
Razer is suggested to be the next to be bought, to take back the toaster: a prank that flooded the chest of CEO Min-Liang Tan, who had already asked them to stop sending the meme. Even the purchase of McDonald’s, so that the ice cream machines can be repaired, received a response from the businessman who said he could not “make miracles”. The Amazon purchase was also discussed, as well as the “release of the blue bird.”
What is certain is that there has been some widespread annoyance with the social network’s acquisition, particularly regarding its “freedom of expression” tag on the platform. Indeed, the International Federation of Journalists, the world’s largest professional organization, condemned the Twitter takeover project, The process is seen as a threat to press freedom. This threatens pluralism and press freedom, the organization says, and creates fertile ground for misinformation.