Elon Musk has recently seen a boost in his disfavor as most think that he should quit his position on Twitter as the head of the company, which was even proven true in his recent poll. However, it seems that Elon Musk is not planning on leaving his position as of now, since he is kind of finding loopholes in his own devised methods to attain “Free Speech”.

In the middle of all of this, it appears that Elon Musk is receiving some support from his following, some of them are even streamers like TheQuartering. However, it seems that political commentator Hasan Piker is not supporting this as he thinks that Elon Musk is trying to prove his point by changing the rules of his own game.

Elon Musk gets support from TheQuartering, as Hasan Piker reacts

In his recent post, Elon Musk tweeted that he would step down as the Twitter head if people voted ‘Yes’, and surprisingly almost 57.5% of 17.5 million+ voted for the same. However, it seems that streamer TheQuartering actually thought that Musk was going to leave his position and that’s why he posted a thread of posts saying that he wanted Musk to stay in the name of “Free Speech” and even said that Elon Musk stepping down as the CEO is somewhat worst than 9/11 itself.

“It’s insane. Like why is he behaving like this? He is such a perfect representation of a dude who is incredibly desperate at wanting everybody to like him. And just doing it in the sweatiest ways possible and absolutely failing at it. And getting people to like him less as a consequence of that,” said Hasan Piker after noticing Elon Musk’s previously deleted posts where he asked his followers whether they love him or not.

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However, it has to be noted that Musk later updated that he will not step down from his post as Twitter CEO. This is because the poll that he conducted was not “going his way”, as pointed out by Hasan Piker.

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