YouTube Streamer Compares Elon Musk’s Billion-Dollar Deals to “$20 Treats at DollarTree”

Elon Musk broke the internet with his $44 billion Twitter buyout move. But the Tesla CEO isn’t going to stop with this billion-dollar move. He again sent waves across the internet with his plans to resurrect Vine. Even the famous American streamer, Ludwig, had to talk about Musk’s ventures.

Ludwig Ahgren is a famous streamer and content creator on the Google-owned platform YouTube. He is known for his commentary streams, where he mainly interacts with chat and reacts to the internet. Moreover, he also has another YouTube channel called Mogul Mail, where he shares his opinion on current affairs or the latest internet trends.

Ludwig talks about the latest deals by Elon Musk

Ludwig recently uploaded a video on his Moghul Mail channel, titled “Elon Musk’s Worst Idea.” In the video, Ahgren flashes light on rumors of a comeback for Vines. The rumors became more prominent since Musk put a Twitter poll asking the audience if he should resurrect Vine, which is a platform where users can upload short videos.

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Talking about Vine’s comeback, Ludwig couldn’t ignore Musk and spoke about his recent expenses. The YouTuber claimed the amount of money Musk spent recently was nothing for him. Ludwig said, “Elon Musk treats the world like a guy with $20 treats at DollarTree. He’s just doing what he wants, all right, that’s how billionaires get to live their life.”

The 27-year-old further talked about his recent $44 billion move to buy the social media platform Twitter. Ludwig criticized this big buck move as Twitter valued $30 billion on the day he purchased, meaning a loss of around $14 billion. But he then praised Musk for trying to offer more freedom of speech to the Twitter audience. But Ludwig believes in executing this plan, as Musk would lose millions of dollars yearly.

The YouTube streamer talks about the competition for Vine

Later in the video, Ludwig again talked about the return of Vine. It was the pioneer of seconds-long video content. These days many prefer to consume short videos over the usual videos. As a result, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels have skyrocketed in popularity. So, Ludwig claimed Vine would have to compete with these platforms, which also pay a lot of money to their creators for original content.

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Do you think Vine would survive if it returned thanks to the new Twitter owner Elon Musk? Share your thoughts in the comments.