Elon Musk is now marketing a perfume Burnt Hair” that smells like burning hair, and people are really purchasing it, in case you needed any more evidence that this is Elon Musk’s world and we’re all simply a part of it.
Musk said last month that he would be releasing a perfume, calling it “the essence of disgusting desire.”
Burnt hair
The majority of people are now aware of Musk’s penchant for trolling, but that hasn’t stopped shoppers from grabbing his latest fragrance in incredible quantities off the virtual shelves.
On Tuesday, October 11, Musk tweeted: “10,000 bottles of Burnt Hair sold!” He claimed that 10,000 of the $100 (£90.60) bottles had already been sold.
Later, he added, “Can’t wait for media tales about $1 million worth of sold burnt hair tomorrow.” Thank you, my friend!
Musk also joked on social media, asking, “Why did I even fight it for so long? With a name like mine, getting into the scent business was inevitable.
Anyone without access to a candle or who is bald can purchase a bottle of Musk’s perfume from his tunnelling company, Boring Co.
It’s not the first time Musk has promoted goods using the Boring Co. in light of jokes from the fandom.
In order to earn $10 million for tunnel-building testing, he famously sold 20,000 flamethrowers back in 2018.
And Musk can be seen meddling in the politics of other nations when he’s not busy peddling strange scents.
The Tesla CEO
The renowned businessman drew criticism earlier this month for discussing the present tensions between China and Taiwan and suggesting that the two governments “work it out.”
Elon Musk has announced that “Burnt Hair,” his satirical perfume, is now available for purchase.
The Tesla CEO tweeted “‘Burnt Hair’-Scent for Men by Singed” last month.
We couldn’t tell if he was joking, but The Boring Company took the idea and worked with the businessman to produce the perfume for guys.
The perfume is presently available at The Boring Company for $162 (AUD $258 or £147.71), despite the fact that the absurd scent sounds like a perfect gift idea for pranksters.
That strikes me as a rather pricey joke. It certainly competes favourably with Ford’s gasoline fragrance.
Why wasn’t Musk able to add vanilla essence to the mixture, at the very least? Blackberry nectar? Perhaps notes from a lotus flower?
The internet billionaire tweeted after the launch of his debut fragrance, “With a name like mine, getting into the fragrance business was inevitable-why did I even resist it for so long!?”
Space X
To the delight of the internet, the creator of SpaceX recently revealed that the product would shortly go on sale.
I’m eagerly awaiting the sequel, one individual said in response to the news. Elon’s rendition of MacGregor’s Midnight Pasture
One person insisted that the quantity of sales this product will receive from Elon Musk’s promotion is small. It might be a good scent for me, but it will take some time before I can comment on it here on Twitter after buying.
Earlier this year, in 2018, Musk and The Boring Company unveiled their first joint product, a flame thrower called “Not A Flamethrower.”
Tech Times stated that in June, more than 1,000 flamethrowers were delivered to customers who had placed online pre-orders, despite the fact that the company was only selling a small number of goods.The strange product made $7 million (AUD $4.3 million or £3.3 million) during its initial release, proving to be a huge success.
The good news is that you can create your own burnt hair scent by standing right next to the flame thrower.
Perfume salesman
Elon Musk’s Twitter bio has been updated to reflect his transformation into a “perfume salesman.” The richest guy in the world is asserted to have sold 20,000 bottles of the brand-new fragrance “Burnt Hair” in a matter of hours. Due to the price of each bottle being Rs. 8,400, Musk has already made 16.8 crore. In order for his fans to purchase his perfume and for Musk to amass enough cash to purchase Twitter, he has sincerely asked them to do so.
Last note
Musk’s The Boring Company, which you may recall has sold various novelty things in the past, including the Not-A-Flamethrower, is selling the fragrance as a result of a tweet he wrote back in September. The promotional artwork shows a red bottle with a ruby-like gemstone perched atop it. If you’ve grown up with cheap, celebrity-endorsed perfumes, it’s hardly the most creative design, but a container with the smell of burnt follicles doesn’t deserve to be attractive.
