"Still didn’t deport me": Sneako reacts to reports claiming Elon Musk has rejoined the trillionaire club with a net worth of $1.022 trillion

Sneako has taken a dig at Elon Musk, who reportedly returned to trillionaire status this month. He spoke about the SpaceX founder being unable to deport him, referencing their previous spat.

Musk became the first person to have a net worth of over a trillion in June this year. It came after SpaceX went public and opened with a good valuation. However, it dropped in the weeks after that, and its founder dropped back to being a billionaire.

According to CNBC, SpaceX's stock rose again by around 8% on Monday, October 5. This also propelled Musk back to being a trillionaire with a net worth of $1.022 trillion (via Forbes). An X (formerly Twitter) user named Global Eye News shared a post about the 55-year-old becoming a trillionaire.

Sneako, whose real name is Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, quoted the post and wrote:

"F*ck still didn’t deport me tho"

This is in reference to the spat between the streamer and Musk in July this year. Numerous illegal immigrants swam across the borders of Morocco and reached Ceuta in Spain earlier this year, leading to major chaos. Sneako shared a video of this news and wrote on X:

"The rest of Europe next inshallah"

Australian political activist Drew Pavlou slammed the streamer and wrote in a quoted post:

"Sneako needs to be deported"

Musk commented on Pavlou's post, writing:

"He will be"

Pavlou responded to Musk by writing, "Patriot Elon".

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When Sneako responded to Elon Musk's claim that he will be deported

Sneako has taken numerous digs at Musk over the years. He also responded to the trillionaire's comments about him potentially getting deported from the USA. In a Kick stream on July 30, he said:

"Elon Musk calls to deport me, an African migrant. Wallahi, I will leave this country forever if Elon Musk can beat me in a debate. He wants to deport me. He never said he wanted to debate me. I believe in American values. I believe in free speech. I believe in democracy."

"I believe in the exchange of ideas, just like I debated Steiny, just like I debated Alex Jones, Rabbi Mizrahi, all recently. If Elon Musk can unanimously, or even by majority decision, beat me in a debate, I will leave this country forever," he added.

The popular streamer had also challenged Musk to a debate earlier that month, claiming that the loser must leave the US. In an X post, he wrote on July 13:

"I will renounce my US citizenship if Elon Musk can properly explain in conversation why I am more harmful to America than him. One hour, one on one, poll decides winner. If I win he goes back to South Africa."

SNEAKO

@sneako

I will renounce my US citizenship if Elon Musk can properly explain in conversation why I am more harmful to America than him. One hour, one on one, poll decides winner. If I win he goes back to South Africa.

He shared another post on September 30, urging the deportation of Musk. This came after the Tesla founder attended a lunch event with Donald Trump. The President of the US had called in major tech CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Dario Amodei, among others, to discuss AI regulations.

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