In London, guerilla adverts targeting Elon Musk have emerged on public transport, using dark humor to criticize the billionaire. These ads, produced by a group called Everybody Hates Elon, mock Musk's connection to controversial political statements and declining Tesla sales. One notably features a fake fragrance 'Elon's Musk', while others draw references to historical events to emphasize their critique. Transport for London has committed to removing the unauthorized postings, labeling them as flytipping. Online reactions indicate a mix of support and skepticism regarding the ads' intent and effectiveness.
Guerilla adverts mocking Elon Musk have appeared around London, portraying him negatively and encouraging users to delete their X accounts.
The adverts include references to his controversial statements and declining Tesla sales, utilizing dark humor and pointed imagery against him.
Protesters are challenging Transport for London to remove these unauthorized ads, which they consider flytipping.
While TfL maintains it will eliminate unapproved advertising, online reactions show some support for these guerrilla marketing messages.
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