Elon Musk invites Vladimir Putin for a conversation on Clubhouse

Last updated Feb 15, 2021

On Saturday, the Tesla CEO tagged the Kremlin’s main account to ask if the Russian president wants to join him in a discussion on the audio-only app.

“Would you like join me for a conversation on Clubhouse?,” Musk stated in a tweet on Saturday. He then followed up with a tweet in Russian, which equates to: “It would be a great honor to talk to you.”

The Kremlin called Musk’s invite “interesting” however included that it would require to understand more information.

“In general, this is certainly a very interesting proposal, but we need to somehow understand what is meant, what is proposed exactly, so first we will somehow check all this, and then we will react,” Putin representative Dmitry Peskov informed reporters throughout a contact Monday. “First, we want to get an understanding. You know that Putin does not use social networks, he personally does not manage them.”

Putin isn’t the only public figure Musk has actually tapped for a chat. Musk just recently tweeted that he and billionaire rap artist Kanye West are set to make a look on the platform. No dates have actually been revealed for when the 2 will sign up with forces for a Clubhouse conference.

Musk’s relocation comes soon after the CEO made his own launching on the buzzy, invite-only social discussion app last month. The discussion covered whatever from memes, crypto and even a surprise conversation with Robinhood CEO, Vlad Tenev following its function in the GameStop (GME) craze.

— CNN’s Darya Tarasova added to this report

Jobber Wiki author Frank Long contributed to this report.

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