Don't want to be a Tesla CEO? Musk: Consider being a full-time influencer

Musk is really not surprising!

In the past two days, he said on social media that he is "considering resigning and becoming a full-time Internet celebrity", which has aroused heated discussion among netizens.

Some netizens suggested that Musk should go to social networking sites to do video or live streaming with goods. Some netizens said he could teach Musk how to run the video.

Last month, Musk asked fans on social media if they should sell their 10 percent stake. After a majority vote in favor, Musk sold nearly $12 billion in stock.

Recently, Musk sold his last mansion in California for $300 billion, fulfilling his promise of "not owning any property" last year. Musk has said that he did this for freedom and that wealth felt oppressive. However, it was found that the move would allow Musk to avoid $2.5 billion in personal income tax and capital gains tax.

In fact, even if not full-time, Musk is already the world's top Internet celebrity. He has 65.5 million followers on Twitter, ranking 13th in the world. In the Chinese network, from December 3 last year to now, Musk has been on Weibo a total of 74 hot searches.

No wonder some netizens joked: "The Internet has been played by Musk."