X owner sparks mini-competition with Andrew Tate and Alex Jones.
Elon Musk emphasized how it’s “really important” to have children, sparking a mini-competition between himself, Andrew Tate and Alex Jones as to who would have the most.
Musk made the comments during yesterday’s X spaces discussion hosted by Mario Nawfal in the aftermath of Alex Jones being re-instated to the platform.
“I think something that is really important is you just literally have to have kids or there’s no next generation,” said Musk.
Musk asked Jones if he had children, to which the radio host responded, “Yes I do, I’m not as prolific as you, but I wish I was, they’re the best thing in my life, I have four.”
“Okay great and Andrew?” asked Musk.
“I do have a few, I won’t let you down Elon, I’m coming to take over your title, I’m coming to take over, I’m doing my best, I gotta use my good looks for something.”
“I think we ought to encourage people to have kids,” concluded Musk, before Jones pointed out that there are many globalist political leaders who don’t have any kids.
“The globalists are ultimately selfish and only care about their own power,” said Tate.
The Tesla founder has got quite the lead over his competitors, already fathering 11 children to 3 different mothers.
However, given that celebrity males are still having kids in their 80’s as proven recently by Al Pacino, there’s a long way to go.
As we recently highlighted, TikTok and other social media algorithms are heavily pushing content that encourages people not to have kids, promoting the idea that rampant consumerism is more fulfilling.
