Elon Musk has been asked to buy YouTube by the Twitter users in response to ad complaints.

Musk slammed YouTube for having “constant scam ads.” The Tesla CEO later tweeted a meme mocking YouTube and accusing it of focusing on swearing rather than illegal advertisements.

The last time he did something like this, the Twitter deal became public knowledge. So, this time, Twitter users have made their demands in advance, requesting that the billionaire should buy YouTube.

Mr Musk recently threatened to walk away from his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter if the social media network fails to provide data on spam and fake accounts.

According to a letter sent by Musk to the company, Twitter was in “clear material breach” of its obligations, and Musk reserves all rights to terminate the merger agreement.

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After Twitter, this time it’s YouTube that has irked Elon Musk. In a recent post shared by the billionaire, he talked with a nice meme of Spongebob. In the post, Pattrick is seen as angry and relaxing.

This was to justify that if someone posts a swear word on YouTube all of sudden you get thrown out by the platform. However when these cam ads run on its platform nothing happens.

According to a YouTube channel, it is clearly visible that some of the scammers are running ads on YouTube under SpaceX coin.

Recently Elon Musk had added some key points to his buyout of Twitter. He has asked the twitter board to provide details on the scam bots and spam users on its platform. Elon even threatened to walk out of the deal as faulty information was being provided by Twitter.

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 7, 2022

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