Elon Musk handle cloned tweets in bhojpuri account suspended iawoolford

Technical | On Twitter, a user was forced to make fun of its new owner Elon Musk. This user had kept his name, DP and cover photo the same, which is of Musk. After this, he was constantly tweeting in Hindi, taunting Musk and taking spin. Sometimes he was tweeting the lyrics of Bhojpuri songs and sometimes in the name of tukde tukde gang. All this went on for some time, but by the end of the evening, the account of this Twitter user was suspended.

Professor of Hindi in Australia

The Twitter user who copied Musk's name and DP is Ian Woolford. Ian Woolford hails from the US and is a professor of Hindi at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. He often tweets in Hindi and keeps posting videos while reciting Hindi poems. But on Saturday, something happened from Woolford's handle that left many users confused. He tweeted 'Kamariya Kare Lapalap, Lollipop Lagelu' sung by Pawan Singh. Seeing this tweet, all the users were surprised and people also started having fun. The special thing is that the singer of this song Pawan Singh also replied on the tweet of 'Kamariya Kare...'.

tweets like this

At the same time, another tweet was also in the discussion, in which it was written that such small things keep happening in big countries… In a similar tweet, it was written that Twitter Tere Tukde Honge Gang will also have to pay $8. The hashtags that were used continuously with these tweets suggest that these tweets were being made in opposition to Musk. In another tweet, Woolford also used the Twitter layoffs hashtag.

Musk and Twitter are in constant discussion

Initially people thought that Elon Musk was doing this or that his handle had been hacked. However, when some people noticed, it was found that Musk's handle has been cloned by an Australia professor. Significantly, for the past few days, both Elon Musk and Twitter have been in constant discussion. Musk is on the target of people for things like large-scale layoffs, recovery of money from blue tick handles.