'This is a joke?': Internet confused as YouTuber MrBeast calls himself 'Twitter Super Official CEO'

Elon Musk has been making headlines since his $44 billion Twitter takeover. However, a recent plot twist that has got everyone glued is the Twitter bio of MrBeast, the popular YouTuber whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, which reads, “Twitter Super Official CEO.” He changed his Twitter bio on Monday, January 23, 2023, sparking speculation about the future of the platform and confusing people. On the other hand, many were quick to congratulate him with one saying, "Congrats to the new Twitter CEO@MrBeast (unconfirmed but hoping it's true, spread it)."

This comes after a tweet exchange between current Twitter CEO Elon Musk and MrBeast, in which the YouTuber asked Musk on Twitter on December 22, 2022, “Can I be the new Twitter Ceo?” To which, Musk replied, "It’s not out of the question." Following that, one of many asked it to "make it happen!!" And now, MrBeast's Twitter bio has left everyone stunned. It is unknown what led him to change his bio but many are rooting it to be true.

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One wrote, "If @MrBeast is actually the new CEO of Twitter, the future is looking great." Another commented, "Not sure if this is true but @MrBeast changed his profile to say he’s CEO of Twitter. If true an epic and truly unique management team and approach coming to Twitter. YouTube must be scared. $TSLA $GOOG." 

While a user wrote, "Dear everyone, Mr Beast is not Twitter CEO. I'm getting second-hand embarrassment having to explain this but "super official" is there so you know it is a joke." Another said, "I don’t want to have to explain the joke but MrBeast is not the CEO of Twitter. It says “super official” for a reason." One user asked Musk and MrBeast, "This is a joke, right?"

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