Twitter’s potential future proprietor Elon Musk apparently thought for a second that it will be a grand thought to fuse the blue chook app together with his pal Kanye West’s potential new social media platform Parler. So, in typical Musk type, he tweeted out a Dragon Ball Z meme that includes him and West, who’s legally referred to as Ye. Then, after giving it some severe thought or maybe receiving a name from his legal professionals, he deleted it with no clarification.

Musk tweeted out the meme on Monday after information broke that Ye had entered into an agreement “in principle” with Parler guardian firm Parlement Technologies to purchase the right-wing social media app for an undisclosed quantity. For these unfamiliar with Dragon Ball Z, the meme depicts what is called the “fusion dance,” a synchronized dance characters use to temporarily fuse themselves together to create a extra highly effective and superior being.

In a follow-up tweet, which was additionally deleted, Musk added: “Fun times ahead!!”

Earlier this month, Instagram restricted Ye’s exercise on the app and Twitter locked him out of his account for posting antisemitic content material, together with saying that he was going to go “death con 3″ on Jewish people.

After being restricted on Instagram, Ye went over to Twitter on Oct. 8 and tweeted for the first time in almost two years. He was greeted enthusiastically by Musk, who said, “Welcome back to Twitter, my friend!”

However, it didn’t take long for Ye to get in trouble on Twitter for posting antisemitic messages like he had posted on Instagram. Within hours, Twitter deleted the “death con 3″ tweet and locked the artist out of his account.

“I’m a bit sleepy tonight however once I get up I’m going dying con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE,” Ye wrote within the now-deleted tweet, which was screenshotted by many customers. “The funny thing is I actually can’t be antisemitic because black people are also Jew [sic]. You guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever [sic] opposes your agenda.”

Sensing the storm forming round Ye, Musk tweeted on Oct. 10 that he had spoken to his good friend to “express [his] concerns” concerning the antisemitic tweet.

“Talked to ye today & expressed my concerns about his recent tweet, which I think he took to heart,” Musk tweeted.

If taking Musk’s considerations to coronary heart means saying you’re shopping for a social media app recognized for its lax moderation and “anything goes” coverage, then I assume Ye did heed his good friend’s phrases.

In an interview with Bloomberg on Monday, Ye shared that getting locked out of Instagram and Twitter motivated his determination to purchase Parler as a result of “enough was enough.”

“We’re using this as a net for the people who have been bullied by the thought police to come and speak their mind,” West said. “Express how you feel. Express what’s tied up inside of you. Express what’s been haunting you. I use social media as my therapist.”

Notably, Parler CEO George Farmer is married to Candace Owens, the right-wing commentator who took a photograph with Ye carrying his controversial “White Lives Matter” T-shirt.

Ye instructed Bloomberg that when he spoke to Musk concerning the incident together with his deleted tweet, the tech mogul didn’t advise him on shopping for Parler. It was a choice he made on his personal. Let’s be frank, although. Considering the drama Musk has brought about with over his whim to purchase Twitter, again out, after which say he’s all in once more, he shouldn’t be giving anybody buy recommendation.

The prospect of fusing Twitter and Parler is sufficient to give anybody a headache, however would not fully be off the desk if Musk and Ye have been in cost. Who is aware of what sort of poisonous unmoderated swamp we might find yourself with then? Luckily, each Ye and Musk are huge talkers, however not so huge on motion. So let’s wait till they really personal the issues to invest about what would occur.