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Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey Joke About Wigs, 'Special Performance' At Upcoming Cryptocurrency Meet

Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey Joke About Wigs, 'Special Performance' At Upcoming Cryptocurrency Meet

The two were tweeting in connection to an upcoming Bitcoin conference that would witness experts discuss the cryptocurrency.

When Elon Musk is tweeting one can expect a good deal of social media buzz to follow. The tech billionaire has proven in the past that he can greatly impact the future of cryptocurrencies with his unexpected and slightly eccentric tweets.

This time around, he was joined by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey as they discussed the “The ₿ word” summit. The conference is aimed at “demystifying and destigmatizing mainstream narratives about Bitcoin” and is scheduled to be held on July 21. According to organisers, the summit will be attended by the likes of Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey and founder of ARK Invest, Cathie Wood, among others.

Responding to a tweet by Bitcoin Magazine that confirmed the presence of the entrepreneurs at the meet, Mr Musk said, “During this talk, we will sing a cover of The Final Countdown by Europe.” He also added a link to the song by the rock band.


In response to this post, Mr Dorsey tagged the Tesla CEO and said, “Can I borrow a wig?” Mr Musk took no time in coming to the Twitter CEO's service and wrote, “Sure, I have a ton.”


Mr Dorsey also offered an alternate song suggestion to the SpaceX CEO and said, “Or we go with this one instead,” linking the 1981 song Don't Stop Believin' by the band Journey.


The fun banter between the two tech giants had Internet users in splits. Many responded to the tweets with laughing emojis.

Quote-tweeting Mr Musk's comment of him having a “ton” of wigs, one user said, “Now, we finally know how your hair magically came back". He shared an old photo of Mr Musk with a bald patch, along with a newer image in which he is seen with much more hair.


Another said that after Mr Musk's wig comment a new coin, "ElonWig" will come up.


Take a look at some of the other reactions.




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