CEO Of X, Linda Yaccarino, Mocked By Users For Lawsuit Video

CEO of X Linda Yaccarino revealed in a video on Tuesday that the social media platform is suing several advertisers, alleging that they are engaging in business boycotts.

Yaccarino uploaded a roughly two-minute video about the lawsuit, in the video she was seen performing awkward hand gestures and facial expressions which were trolled by social media users.

“People are hurt when the marketplace of ideas is constricted,”

The X CEO discusses a report by the US House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee, titled “GARM’s Harm,” which claims an unlawful boycott against several companies, including X, based on evidence from the Global Alliance for Responsible Media.

Yaccarino said “People are hurt when the marketplace of ideas is constricted, No small group of people should monopolize what gets monetised.”

Yaccarino’s motions drew the attention of X users, who mocked her for tapping her chest with one hand and pointing to the sky and the spectators.

They are suing advertisers for not advertising while wearing a “Free Speech” necklace

One X user reacted to her video, he wrote  “If you need some midday entertainment, the Linda Yaccarino video announcing they are suing advertisers for not advertising while wearing a “Free Speech” necklace.”

“It’s the random and obviously forced hand gestures that really sell your honesty and integrity,” another user commented.

One user commented “Can you boycott the weird hand gestures?”

Posts like this have flooded various social media platforms since the release of the video.

Lawsuit filed by X

X has filed a lawsuit against advertising companies like WFA, Unilever, Orsted, Mars, and CVS Health, alleging illegal boycott plots, resulting in substantial financial losses for the social media giant, filed in a Texas federal court.

The lawsuit alleges that firms conspired to violate US antitrust law by aiming to harm X by acting against their financial goals. It seeks to deter efforts to withhold advertising dollars from X and unspecified damages.

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