B.o.B's view was quickly refuted by others. In this tweet about Manhattan, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson couldn't sit still, telling B.o.B: "The curve of the earth does block 150 feet (note, not 170 feet) of Manhattan, but most of the buildings in downtown are taller than that." ”
Apparently, B.o.B was not deterred by this, and he retorted: "Since we now have a home telescope that can see the surface of the moon, let's fly to the moon to see what happens." In addition, he also questioned why the flag appearing in the photos of the American moon landing had the feeling of being blown by the wind.
The 27-year-old singer hasn't given up on his position because of other people's rebuttals. He hit back at those who doubted him—"No, I'm not crazy, I feel good, I'm not doing anything weird, I'm promoting my music?" ... No. ”
While B.o .B denied taking the opportunity to promote the music, it is undeniable that he did release a song called "Flatline" after making these seemingly ridiculous remarks.