Youtuber who had one faulty Cybertruck replaced with another has been given a shady X Twitter ban

Desperate Tesla fan Lamar MK, whose unfortunate experience with the Cybertruck we've previously covered, began to suspect something was amiss when he received a shadow ban on X Twitter.

Lamar MK has an almost overwhelming affection for the Tesla Cybertruck despite the malfunctioning of two pickups in a row. He now claims that the videos he uploaded to X Twitter are suspiciously overlooked by viewers, which indicates a shadow ban — the suppression of his content on the social media platform.

“I post all my videos on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and they get a decent number of views. I share the same videos on X, and they barely reach 100 views, showing a supposedly zero reach. Either something is off, or I’m just quietly banned from visibility. Elon Musk, please fix this.”

The blogger has a long history of producing videos about Tesla cars, ranging from excitement to complaints about the lack of support from the manufacturer. Lamar MK's electric pickups faced issues with a charging cable that wouldn't detach, sagging headliner trim, a series of error messages, and system lockouts. Tesla was slow to assist him, leaving him waiting for weeks.

Recently, Tesla replaced Lamar MK's defective Cybertruck. However, the replacement soon malfunctioned as well.

Despite these setbacks, Lamar MK's enthusiasm for the brand remains unshaken. He recently stated, “The Cybertruck represents the most significant innovation in technological advancement the world has seen since the introduction of the iPhone.”

Now that it’s clear Elon Musk’s platform doesn’t seem keen on showcasing his videos, the blogger has begun to have doubts.

“Given this situation, I'm questioning the value of my premium subscription, as it apparently does not enhance the visibility of my posts. My content performs well on other platforms, so the issue isn’t the quality or appeal of my videos.”

However, when commentators suggested that X Twitter might be hiding accounts that are critical of Tesla, Lamar MK took a step back.

“Personally, I avoid naming names out of respect, but at the same time, I actively promote Tesla and the Cybertruck, which honestly makes me feel a bit awkward. It seems like they don’t like me, lol. Maybe I’m just too honest.”

Users encouraged the YouTuber not to give up and to “move on.” They also noted that he should be more critical in his assessments.

Source: Futurism