After chat with Mark Zuckerberg on the Good Time Show and causing a sensation on Clubhouse, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent an invitation to none other than Vladimir Putin, president of Russia, and the country's real leader since 1999, to join the audio platform that has been booming in recent weeks, so popular that it is already until being copied via Facebook. This is what he tweeted:
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“@KremlinRussia. Would you like to join me for a chat on Clubhouse? It would be a great honor to speak with you.” Musk, however, did not give any clues as to what he would like to discuss with the Russian leader on the chat app. The Kremlin, which was tagged in the Twitter post, did not respond to the Tesla CEO’s invitation — at least not on Twitter.
The website also considered what topic the Tesla CEO would like to address with Putin at the Clubhouse. O Russian government considered, at the end of last year, fine users of Starlink Internet from SpaceX, another company in Musk's conglomerate.
Elon Musk's invitation to chat with Vladimir Putin is just further proof that Clubhouse has won the heart of the Tesla CEO. In addition to the aforementioned conversation with Mark Zuckerberg, Musk has also hosted other interesting programs on the platform. Among the conversations that have already been recorded is one with Vlad Tenev, CEO of Robinhood. In the chat, Musk called Tenev a “stock impaler” and I wanted to know what happened to GameStop shares, which were unavailable for purchase for a week.
An upcoming conversation that promises to be “fun,” according to Musk, is with the eccentric rapper, former presidential candidate and Kim Kardashian’s ex Kayne West. Will Musk first pump up (even more) the Clubhouse with Putin's help?
