YouTube’s mega-star MrBeast and Twitter boss Elon Musk have been frequently seen engaging in conversations on Twitter. A few days ago, MrBeast dropped a straightforward question about him becoming the new CEO of Twitter. As soon as that tweet hit the internet it snowballed into many positive replies from Elon Musk. In addition, another response seems to have joined the tweet thread.

Elon Musk and MrBeast share a friendly relationship. The former had once given a million dollars to contribute to the YouTuber’s Team Trees Campaign. On the other hand, MrBeast unequivocally declared him the GOAT and also called him Tony Stark, considering his technological endeavors.

As soon as Elon was instated as the CEO of Twitter, the two were seen engaging in a conversation to reintroduce Vine and to make it better than TikTok. Similarly, they shared thoughts on what could make Twitter a welcoming platform for creators.

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MrBeast stands as a crucial representative of the content creation industry. Musk being the CEO attains the authoritative responsibility to do changes for the betterment of the platform and its users. Through the amalgamation of the two personalities’ responsibilities, creator traffic could be a topic for discussion. It seems that the discussion that has been going on for a few days has got another green flag from Musk.

Elon Musk acknowledges the views put forward by MrBeast about content creation on Twitter

It all started with MrBeast asking the billionaire if he could be the new CEO of Twitter. To this, Musk replied, “It’s not out of the question.” Now, this started receiving more replies from the YouTuber and the business tycoon.

Representing the content creation community, MrBeast put forward the fact that it would be a glorious aspect for creators who would not link other platforms on Twitter, but rather make the best out of Twitter itself. He said, “My first order of business, make it where creators actually want to post videos on Twitter and not just link to other platforms.”

This idea from MrBeast didn’t go in vain as Musk acknowledged the point. He said, “Couldn’t agree more!” Now that a brief yet detailed conversation has taken place between the two responsible representatives of their respective fields accompanied with utter appreciation, one can surely expect a fruitful practice to roll out on Twitter.

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All in all, it would surely be exciting to see a generational change of creators entering the Twitter servers to avidly promote and publish their work, and one could be the live witness of such a development. What would you like to see if such a development takes place? Do let us know in the comments below.

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