Elon Musk's Embarrassing Gaming Session Disrupted By Merciless Cyberbullies
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“YOU RUINED THE COUNTRY JUST LIKE YOU RUINED ALL YOUR MARRIAGES,” one viewer told Elon Musk during a livestream.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk was cyberbullied on Saturday while playing video games on a livestream in his personal jet, using satellite WiFi from his own company, Starlink.
Musk, who actively panders to the gaming community and brags about his purported skills, previously faced controversy after gamers accused him of paying a professional to level up his character in the game Path of Exile 2 so he could take the credit.
For a while, Musk fought the allegations, but he confessed to outsourcing his gameplay in January, telling one user on X, “It’s impossible to beat players in Asia if you don’t,” Rolling Stone reported at the time. Earlier that month, he had stopped posting from his apparent gaming account on X.
Musk’s daughter, Vivian Wilson, accused her father in March of pretending to be a skilled gamer, calling him “dogshit awful” in an interview with gamer and progressive political commentator Hasan Piker.
On Saturday, in an apparent attempt to rebuild his reputation amongst gamers, the SpaceX founder streamed Path of Exile 2 on hardcore mode, meaning that he had to create a new character every time he died in game.
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