Elon Musk Has Twitter Alt Account? Some Users Believe There are Hundreds More

Elon Musk's Twitter alt account has been spotted!

This alter Twitter profile of the billionaire was discovered by the self-proclaimed Dogecoin graphic designer.

"BREAKING: Elon Musk has an alt account on Twitter," said @cb_doge (DogeDesigner) via his official tweet.

As of writing, his Twitter post already garnered over 4 million views, 9,600 likes, and 500 retweets. But is the Twitter alt account really from the tech executive? Here's what is known so far.

Elon Musk's Twitter Alt Account Spotted!

Elon Musk already commented on DogeDesigner's viral Twitter post. However, the billionaire didn't confirm if it's really his Twitter alter account.

"You'd never guess it's me!" simply replied the billionaire. His viral Twitter reply generated over 3 million views, 16,700 likes, and 580 retweets.

In his Twitter alt account, he is using a photo of a boy holding a rocket, which looks like a SpaceX spacecraft.

For those who are curious to see Musk's alleged Twitter alter profile, you can search for it by typing the user name @ErmnMusk.

You can also click this link so that you will be redirected to the Twitter alter account of the billionaire.

However, as of writing, the account was removed or banned since the "This account doesn't exist" message appears when accessing the Twitter account.

What Twitter Users Think

In the comment section, many Twitter users shared their opinions about Elon Musk's Twitter alt account.

Some of them said that the billionaire uses the alt Twitter profile to check new Twitter features or to find bugs on the social media platform.

Meanwhile, his other fans believed that Elon has hundreds of Twitter alt accounts that are hard to spot.

"Just saying they're really kind of laughable and entertaining, and Twitter is pretty good about spotting them. Thanks, Twitter," said a Twitter user.

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Recently, Elon Musk said that Twitter Blue subscribers could take advantage of his exclusive ask-me-anything service. Meanwhile, the Twitter CEO claimed that the U.S. government had full access to the social media's public DMs.

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