[wplist title=”Musk reignites the culture war in superhero fandom, alleging writer Eric Kripke bowed to critics with a homophobic undertone.” link=”https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2057749265615609905″ img=”https://www.elonmuskfeed.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/musk2.jpg” price=”May 22, 2026″ oprice=”❤️ 309 Likes” btn=”View on X” ]@dvorstone 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[/wplist]
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Elon Musk’s tweet attacking Eric Kripke, the showrunner of ‘The Boys,’ over the finale’s treatment of Homelander taps into a simmering online debate about ‘based memes’ and perceived ideological bending. Musk suggests Kripke wrote the ending as an apology to his ‘wife’s boyfriend’—a phrase often used in right-wing circles to mock male submission—implying Kripke caved to progressive critics who disliked Homelander being used as a right-wing icon. This isn’t just about a TV show; it’s a signal of Musk’s deepening engagement with internet subcultures that thrive on anti-woke sentiment. The tweet’s timing, during a lull in Tesla news, may also serve to distract from recent Model Y price cuts or SEC scrutiny. For markets, this has no direct impact on crypto or stocks, but reinforces Musk’s brand as a culture warrior, which could influence retail investor sentiment around Tesla (TSLA) and Dogecoin (DOGE) by polarizing his base.
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