Stephen King made an abrupt return to X Thursday after leaving the platform in protest by Elon Musk.
“I'm Baaaack! Did you miss me? 'The author joked in his return post, before he immediately joined the Tesla boss.
The sequel also saw the writer Slam Donald Trump, who is in the middle of diplomacy conversations with the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin around the continuous invasion of the last in Ukraine.
'I just wanted to say that Trump is a treacherous, Putin-loving dips ** t! Goes double for Elon! 'King, 77, before he received an answer from Musk who apparently clocked his tweet.
“I did TBH,” wrote the tech billionaire in response to King's first post.
In the meantime, a fixed tweet remembered that was seen on top of the radiant author's bill, spectators on a vow that he made only three months ago – apparently contradicting the king's return.
“I leave Twitter. Tried to stay, but the atmosphere has just become too toxic, “he wrote a few days after the elections. “Follow me on threads, if you want.”
After his return, King quickly returned to the threads of Mark Zuckerberg, where colleague X -Haters such as Joy Reid, who were merged the social media platform of Musk Zwoer the same day.
Stephen King made an abrupt return to X Thursday after departed in protest from owner Elon Musk
“I'm Baaaack! Did you miss me? 'The author joked in his return post, before he immediately joined the Tesla boss.
Bluesky, started by the original Twitter Jack Dorsey, has turned up like another port -one that X user repeatedly applied in a stream of merciless answers to King's messages.
“Bluesky isn't it for you, right?” wrote a tweeter, in a message that was viewed 87,000 times.
“Why did you return? Maybe because Bluesky sucks? “Another cut.
Someone else wrote destructive: “I didn't even know legitimate that you were gone.”
A fourth person offered a screenshot framed as 'a short story called hypocrisy'; A handle of King's recent tweets was attached under the apparently contradictory above.
“Be Stephen … constantly makes negative messages … becomes trold through it … then complains about negativity,” someone else said.
“Browse … comes back … asks if people missed him … makes more negative messages.”
As others speculated about the reason for his return, a user stated: “Stephen King is back on X because he knows that this is the best social platform in the world.” However, King did not offer an explanation.
The sequel also saw the horror writer SLAM president Donald Trump, who is in the middle of peace talks with the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
In the meantime, a fixed tweet remembered that was seen on top of the report of the radiant author, spectators on a vow that he made only three months ago – apparently contradicting the dual comeback below.
“I did TBH,” wrote the tech billionaire, in response to King's first post, after he had collided with the author several times between his purchase of the website in 2023 and Trump's victory last year
Instead, he was back on Threads within a few hours of writing both messages – this time to offer a diagnosis on the website he had just visited.
“After a short check with Twitter, I can confirm that it is worse than ever,” he wrote.
'[N]O Longer a social gathering place but a propaganda organ, George Orwell's Ministry of Truth, “he added, a comparison between the Big Brother of the 1984 Roman and the Doge -Baas.
Two days earlier he answered a position of CNN Senior Political Commentator Adam Kinzinger – one that questioned the motives of Musk with his new place in the federal government.
“Is Elon a government officer?” After the multiple performances by Musk next to Trump in the Oval Office, Kinzinger asked this and last week.
'If he is, he must be held responsible for the intense and the number of lies that he expands with constant' if where … '.
“If he's not, then he must leave my government.”
Within a few hours after writing both messages, he was back on Threads – this time to offer a diagnosis on what the Musk website is – previously Bluesky Maker Jack Dorsey's
King, who swore from Twitter on November 14, replied: “Amen.”
On the same day he left, Reid did the same-stretch a few weeks before he threw a fit over the U-turn of Zuckerberg on the facts control programs of Meta after the victory of Trump over Kamala Harris.
“Hey guys, today I did something that I wanted to do for a while,” said Reid.
“And the reason to do it and say goodbye to my 1.9 million followers there,” she explained. “I hadn't posted for a long time – I just didn't want to contribute content as soon as it was bought by the current owner.”
“But just having it there – I just held it because I know, you really didn't want to laugh.
“I was a bit worried about that.”
“And also, every so often, I just used it to look at news that was trending, what happens, and I just used it as an aggregator,” she added, more seriously.
'But I just realized that it is not really worth it.
After his return, King quickly returned to Mark Zuckerberg's Threads, where colleague X -Haters such as Joy Reid, who were merged the social media platform of Musk Zwoer the same day. She filmed a message to followers while she did this (seen here)
Former CNN star Don Lemon did the same, just like several others in the days after the elections. King is the first remarkable figure that returns
'Because to do the news aggregation and just look, you have to wade through a lot of dreck and a lot, just abuse and a lot of just negativity.
“And it's just not worth it.”
The same day Lizzo went to Instagram to reveal that she was on her way to the Dorsey site and stated: 'I hate the internet … I became a member of Bluesky Cus[sic] We leave toxicity in 2024. ”
Similar feelings were also broadcast on the same day by CNN -star -Citroen, in what came down to a massive exodus and boycott of the site.
'I have great fun to connect with you all on Twitter and then on X, but it's time for me to leave the platform, it'sHe formerly CNN Anchor, 58, In – ironically – an X video.
“I once believe it was a place for honest debate and discussion, transparency and freedom of expression, but I now have the feeling that it does not serve that goal.”
Since the elections, all four stars have complained relentlessly about the result, with the help of all their remaining socials – and in the case of Reid, MSNBC – as a platform.
King – who repeatedly clashed with Musk after his $ 44 billion takeover from the company – is the first to return.
