Twitter Chasing Billionaire Elon Musk Takes Elden Ring Fandom to the Next Level With an Edgy Tweet

Amidst the Twitter deal uncertainty, Elon Musk has been one of the most active people on the app. A prime example of this is a thread with the popular Youtuber MrBeast, where the duo was seen in banter about the ownership of Twitter after Elon’s death.

Another example of this is when Elon tried to have a conversation with the Japanese game designer Hideo Kojima. But let’s not get into much detail about that, as the Tesla Inc CEO has again made a gaming reference in his recent tweet. This time, Elon has irked his Italian fans with his tweet, adding an Elden Ring reference to it.

Elon Musk’s latest Elden Ring reference taps into the realms of Italian history

Twitter user History Undefined posted a photo showing Mussolini’s Italian Fascist Party headquarters in 1934. History Undefined is a six-year-old twitter account sharing insightful facts about the history and has over 396.7K followers. The photo posted by the page on May 20 had a very unusual sighting, as it featured a man’s face on the wall entirely surrounded by letters.

In no time, the tweet gained popularity and it also caught Elon Musk’s attention. He said, ‘I think I saw that boss in Elden Ring.’ There is no doubt that we can expect such gaming-related tweets from him, as there are various reasons to support this statement.

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We have previously seen Elon making Elden Ring references, as he advised a Twitter user about character builds. Moreover, he has tweeted multiple times about games like Fortnite, Zelda, Fear 2, and Dark Souls. Also, the man has expressed his take on video games in lots of his interviews.

With that being said, fans expect such tweets from the Tesla CEO.

Elon Musk’s love for video games!

While his peers struggled to ride a bike, Elon created a game called Blastar at the age of 12 using the commodore Vic-20. He then sold the code to a computer magazine and made $5o0 from it.

Apart from that, only a few know that he spent hours in the Minecraft world, which inspired him to make a prototype out of it for his company, ‘The Boring Company.’

Have you tried your hand at Elden Ring? What are your thoughts about this? Let us know in the comments section.

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