Mark Zuckerberg returns to tweeting after 11 years inactive and he does it for one reason only: trolling Elon Musk with Threads

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg constantly show great competitiveness and a sharp sense of humor. A couple of weeks ago both millionaires were left to fight in a Las Vegas ring, although it seems that Elon came to his senses and knew how to retire on time.

Now, the children that these millionaires have inside, have starred in a new encounter on the networks with a good dose of humor and a lot of bad milk on the occasion of the launch of Threads, Meta's alternative to Twitter.

11 years inactive. When you are the owner of two most used social networks in the world and one of the most widespread messaging apps, you do not have the need to use the competing social networks. Facebook Instagram In the same way that Elon Musk does not lavish his messages on Instagram or Facebook, the owner of Meta, is not often seen on Twitter. In fact, it had been since January 2012 without posting any message on Musk's social network... until today, that the global launch of Threads has been too tempting not to do it.

A very sarcastic tweet. There is no denying that Elon and Mark show off a good sense of humor and don't miss an opportunity to pull each other's leg. In this case, the founder of Meta has taken advantage of the launch of his new social network Threads to advertise it on Twitter by publishing the well-known meme of the two identical Spiderman, in a clear allusion to the similarity of concepts between Twitter and Threads.

Users have reacted. If Zuckerberg's tweet was loaded with a good dose of irony, the responses from users have been no less. Most of the reactions have been in the form of other witty memes. This only adds a little more gravy to the rivalry between the two millionaires. A rivalry that, now, has also spread to its twin social networks.

Justified rivalry. Despite not being the most orthodox way, the promotion formula chosen by Zuckerberg has been very smart attacking directly from the field of competition to arouse the interest of Twitter users. Some users who, on the other hand, are increasingly tired of the constant changes in their operation, and of an Elon Musk who exerts great pressure to start amortizing his investment as soon as possible.

Threads, what is Threads? Threads is the name of the new micro-messaging social network that Meta has presented. Like queMastodon or Bluesky, Threads is positioned as an alternative to a decadent Twitter with constant changes and restrictions for those users who do not want to pay for a subscription. The launch of the social network was already the fuse after the launch of both millionaires to fight in a cage in Las Vegas, but this time, Zuckerberg has left the message at Musk's own door.

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