As a longtime Elon Musk enthusiast and follower of his unpredictable antics, I find myself both amused and slightly concerned by his recent social media exchange with Taylor Swift. While it’s refreshing to see Musk engaging in public discourse, his proposal to have a child with the pop sensation seems a bit far-fetched, even for someone as ambitious as him.
It appears that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, expressed disappointment after Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris for president. On September 10th, he vented his feelings on the social media platform he owns by saying, “Alright Taylor… you’ve got this… I will give you a child and watch over your cats for life.” Although Musk did not explicitly mention Swift in his post, his message was perceived as a subtle dig. Many online users have described it as unusual and unsettling.
A user commented on Musk’s post, implying they thought he was proposing to have a child with Taylor Swift, after the post received 19 million views and thousands of shares in just three hours.
A surprised user on X offered to teach Musk “how to talk to women,” while another trashed his tweet as “creepy and weird.”
If you’re seeking some background, this is what Swift expressed in her endorsement note for Harris. The artist behind I Knew You Were Trouble extended her support for the Democratic nominee just a day after Harris and Trump concluded their initial debate on Tuesday evening.
On Instagram, Taylor Swift encouraged her 238 million followers to investigate the issues at play and observe how the candidates vying for the Capitol Hill seat address them. Swift shared with her fanbase that she’s decided to cast her vote for Kamala Harris, as she feels Harris is capable of guiding America with “tranquility rather than turmoil.” She also praised Harris as a “skilled and reliable leader.
Swift also valued Harris’ decision to select Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice presidential candidate, given his longstanding advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), and a woman’s personal autonomy over her own body.
The singer of “Look What You Made Me Do” ended her lengthy post by calling herself a “Childless Cat Woman,” which seemed like a criticism directed towards J.D. Vance following his misogynistic comment in 2021.
2024 marks the second occasion where Taylor Swift has openly expressed her political views, having previously endorsed Joe Biden for presidency in 2020 following approval from her family and public relations team. This decision was made clear in her 2019 documentary, Miss Americana.
After endorsing their party, the Harris campaign is now distributing ‘Harris-Walz Friendship Bracelets’, inspired by the custom among Taylor Swift’s fans (known as Swifties) of exchanging friendship bracelets during her concerts.
For those who may find it difficult to connect the dots, Elon Musk is expressing his backing for Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. presidential race.
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2024-09-11 13:39