Could Ryanair become next Twitter?: Elon Musk sets poll – Daily Sabah

The year 2022 was not that long ago, but Twitter (now X) has undergone significant changes since then. The “Let that sink in!” caption of Elon Musk storming into Twitter headquarters with a sink became a turning point for the social media platform, a meme, and a moment to remember. Many would debate whether it was for better or worse, but X, now has an artificial intelligence tool, Grok, integrated into it; some old and new users, many who fled to alternative platforms like Bluesky and Musk posts, just as much as back then. These days, the world’s richest individual is seemingly heading into a new quest that very much resembles his acquisition of Twitter. “Should I buy Ryan Air and put someone whose actual name is Ryan in charge?” Musk wrote last week in response to a post by the Irish no-frills carrier, writing: “perhaps you need Wi-Fi @elonmusk?” Ryanair, which is recognized for its ubiquitous social media presence and posts that often look to be “making fun” of its own business model, reposted the conservative and right-wing leaning New York Post’s report that was suggesting “X appears to suffer widespread outage across US, users report problems posting and
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