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Doja Cat Wants "Barrel Chested Ewok" Elon Musk to Fix Twitter/X
We're not sure Doja Cat is going to get the help from Elon Musk she's asking for, but we're all about the way the Grammy winner asked for it.
Article Summary
- Doja Cat called on Elon Musk to restore X’s audio post feature, delivering a savage insult that instantly stole the spotlight.
- The Grammy winner’s blunt message to Musk turned a simple platform request into a viral Doja Cat pop culture moment.
- Beyond Doja Cat’s jab, the piece spotlights Elon Musk’s latest online spiral over The Boys finale and Homelander’s fate.
- Eric Kripke gleefully mocked Musk’s reaction, framing his “pathetic” review of The Boys as the ultimate badge of honor.
It's late on a Wednesday, and we're getting ready to shut down our laptops for the night, when the amazing Doja Cat gave us a reason to stay up a little longer. Because we've kinda made it a side hobby to track just how desperately Elon Musk needs to look cool, and yet has some of the worst pop culture ever recorded by man (check out the recent clusterf**k he made of The Boys finale below). See, the Grammy Award-winner hitting up Musk on Twitter to get him to reinstate the "audio post" function isn't, in and of itself, newsworthy. It's more about the way she went about doing it: "Hey Elon if u see this please put the audio post feature back on here Thanks, u frog build looking bitch. Barrel chested ewok u look like u eat sand."

While we're not sure Musk is going to see it or respond, we're giving Doja Cat all the flowers for all of the f**ks she didn't give with that post:
UPDATE: It seems Doja Cat had some additional thoughts that she wanted to share – and she wanted to make sure that Musk was tagged properly this time: "[Elon Musk] put the audio post feature back on this app. Thanks, you hairless no-neck havin, chimpanzee. Face look like it was drawn from memory. When u swim on ur back at the beach shit look like a man o' war. Hourglass ankles. Not tryna be mean though sorry." Here's a look:
To say that The Boys Showrunner Eric Kripke has been feasting on Musk losing his collective shit over the finale of the hit Prime Video series would be a serious understatement. After learning that Musk had called Homelander's (Antony Starr) fate "pathetic," Kripke took to social media to share his enjoyment of what sounded like a rave review to him. Musk then followed up with, "Kripke probably got flack from his wife's bf for Homelander being used in based memes and had to write that ending as a groveling apology" – while also readily admitting he hasn't watched the show. Take a second to appreciate that key point. All of this is over Musk getting his dudebro feels hurt by a show he doesn't watch and commenting on it – with "it" being the show he doesn't watch. "Hahahahah. He's posting!! Multiple times! Also I have notes on his joke structure," Kripke shared on social media, including a screencap of one of Musk's meltdowns that included a homophobic slight (we're guessing he thinks that might boost his testosterone levels, but we're not sure).

If you were ever looking for a real-world example of what the expression "Living rent-free in someone's head" means, look no further than Kripke's post below – and then stick around as we offer you the backstory and some personal commentary:
The Boys: "Pathetic" Elon Musk Review Is Music to Eric Kripke's Ears
During the series wrap-up, Homelander (Antony Starr) is introduced to a billionaire tech bro with a ton of kids and a ton of ideas for increasing the number of white babies worldwide. Having achieved god-like levels of power, Homelander chooses to give the dude his one-way trip into outer space. Later, after a throwdown with Butcher (Karl Urban), Ryan (Cameron Crovetti), and Kumiko (Karen Fukuhara) leave him powerless, Homelander is left to beg and plead (and offer to do some really extreme stuff) to keep Butcher from killing him. Spoiler? It doesn't work.
A couple of things we need to make clear at this point. Kripke and his creative team didn't turn Homelander into a metaphor for Trump. Trump has become a third-rate, pathetic, Homelander wannabe. That's not Kripke's fault. Blame Trump lackeys, like the train wreck on social media who whined about the show having "a deranged sexual humiliation fantasy projected onto Trump." Let's pause for a second, shall we? Because when a ten-ton case of serious projecting has taken place, it's important that we stop and appreciate it for a moment… okay, we good?
Considering his MAGA folk proudly refer to him as their "daddy," and how excited they are to see "daddy" get to work, I'm not sure anyone on the Trump side is in any position to be throwing stones. This sounds like something they should be working through with their confessional priest, bartender, therapist, prostitute, and/or dominatrix.
Also, in case this wasn't clear from the start of The Boys, Homelander is the bad guy who gets worse over the course of the run. If you're rooting for him, then you're rooting for a psychotic narcissist who… ohhhhhh… now we get it!
Don't get me wrong. We can understand why Trump supporters would find Homelander's final moments "pathetic" (as Musk did). A dude with a bunch of power he was given and didn't actually earn went from bully to whiny bitch "victim" the moment his false powers were stripped away, and he was forced to fight like the man he thought he was. That shit is a little too real for them – the reality hits a little too close to home. But it's fine with Kripke, who shared Musk's response and added, "OMG this is his review of what [The Boys] did to Homelander, I'll never get a better review ever."
Here's a look at just some of the famous folks liking what Kripke had to share:










