The social media accounts of Ma Yilong, nicknamed ‘Made in China Elon Musk’, which some do not even believe exist, were banned in China. It is not known why the name, which even attracted the attention of Elon Musk, was banned from social media.
A few months ago, the subject of our news “Ma YilongThe social media phenomenon named ” caught attention with its resemblance to Elon Musk and became viral in a short time. Elon Musk He also saw the posts and said he would meet Yilong if he could prove that he was a real person. had said. Now, there has been a remarkable development regarding Ma Yilong.
According to the latest information from China, Ma Yilong’s Chinese version of TikTok, Douyin account suspended. In addition, Yilong’s account on the Chinese social network Weibo has also been partially suspended. When we enter the account on Weibo, because the user does not comply with the platform rules banned is expressed.
It is unknown why he was banned.
After the issue attracted attention, it was tried to contact Douyin and Weibo. However, neither Douyin’s owner Bytedance nor Weibo parent company Tencent on the subject. no explanation came. However, there is a striking detail here. Ma Yilong’s global reach TikTok account is active for now. In fact, in the last checks we made, we see that a post was made 6 days ago. It should be noted that Yilong does not use this TikTok account much.
When the name Ma Yilong first came up, “realismIt was discussed because of “. Many social media users deepfake He said it was one of the blessings of technology. So, according to the allegations, there was actually no person named Ma Yilong. Arrangements made with artificial intelligence led to the emergence of a person very similar to Elon Musk. However, these claims have never been proven. Because Musk and Yilong never came together…
A video that made Ma Yilong famous worldwide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9BC0aOSzFs
A post by Ma Yilong on his TikTok account
Source :
https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musks-chinese-doppelgaenger-suspended-from-chinas-tiktok-twitter-2022-5