Elon Musk’s Feet Are Not Popular on WikiFeet, the Wiki for Foot Fetishists

Elon Musk’s toes should not fashionable with the individuals who possible spend probably the most time of anybody on the planet taking a look at and ranking toes, exterior of podiatry.

On Sunday, within the lead-up to his flight on the Virgin Galactic spaceplane VSS Unity, billionaire Virgin Group founder Richard Branson tweeted a photograph of himself alongside his fellow billionaire, Tesla/SpaceX CEO and potential house oligarch Elon Musk. In the picture, Branson is carrying sneakers. Musk, for no matter cause, just isn’t.

Most individuals would hardly discover. But as first reported by Business Insider, that could be very a lot not true of the neighborhood at WikiFeet, “the collaborative celebrity feet website.” WikiFeet is like Wikipedia, however for individuals with a fetish for toes and who get pleasure from uploading and rating photos of the toes that belong to varied celebrities (and in some circumstances, random people who typically justifiably discover the expertise extremely unnerving). In the final two and a half months, in response to BI, not less than 14 totally different images of Musk’s naked decrease extremities have appeared on the site—together with as of this week the Branson picture.

Musk’s rating on WikiFeet just isn’t very flattering. Out of a most rating of 5, WikiFeet customers have, as of Monday afternoon, rated Musk’s toes a dismal 2.65.

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Here’s a sampling of the feedback part on the web page, a few of which notice that the 14 photos on the web page aren’t clear sufficient to work with:

• Bad pics.
• He doesn’t present his toes in any respect. Super uncommon
• One of the few locations on the web the place he’s not critically acclaimed
• I‘d need better quality pictures to make my final decision.
• Come on, lemme see his feet!!
• Bruh
• I’d like to see extra!

BI wrote that “it’s unlikely Musk minds all that much,” which appears to be assuming a variety of the world’s second-richest man. Yet of the opposite billionaires racing to get to house, Musk isn’t significantly far behind. Branson has a 3.33 ranking, whereas Amazon/Blue Origin’s Jeff Bezos is available in at a paltry 3.15.

Russian-Israeli billionaire Yuri Milner, who together with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has launched an interstellar probe venture named Breakthrough Starshot, doesn’t seem to have a WikiFeet web page. Neither does Yusaku Maezawa, the Japanese billionaire who paid an undisclosed sum to guide a flight for him and eight creatively minded individuals on SpaceX’s Starship rocket in 2023.

Other billionaires have gained accolades on WikiFeet. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has not too long ago stumbled right into a utterly totally different kind of sexual controversy, has a 3.71 ranking. We deeply remorse to tell you that Zuckerberg has considerably inexplicably scored a 4.28 ranking, which simply goes to point out you what’s beneath the ankles won’t be one of the best choose of character.