Bubba Wallace’s wife picks a side in the ongoing clash between tech billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg
Bubba Wallace’s wife, Amanda, leans towards the new app Threads.
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Meta launched Threads as a competitor to Twitter. It made history as the fastest-downloaded app ever. Many brands, celebrities, and other figures have started using Threads. However, there is some unrest as people try to cope between Twitter and the new app as it also represents the battle between two tech billionaires, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
Bubba Wallace, who competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series driving for 23XI Racing, has followed the trend and recently signed up in Meta’s app Threads. His wife, Amanda Carter, also joined the app and has been more active on the platform. She brought her A-game to the party. It looks like she has made her pick between the two apps.
Amanda Wallace joined Threads, and her first post was, “Do we call this threading.” This amusing Thread fascinated her followers. She then shared another post saying she would engage more on Threads. To quote her, “I really just watched on the other app; maybe I’ll engage more on this one.” It is safe to say that she hopes people will be more decent on Threads. As it stands, Amanda enjoys the app and has picked this one as her favorite.
Bubba Wallace shows off his sense of humor on the new Threads app
Bubba Wallace, on the other hand, joined Threads two days ago. His first post was a picture of his dog with the caption, “Peep my BeReal, on threads..trippy.” He also posted, “Mic mic check check.” Other NASCAR drivers like Chase Elliott, William Byron, Tyler Reddick, and Kevin Harvick also joined the app.
However, if there is one person who is very active on Threads, it is Bubba Wallace. He replied to Chase Elliott’s post asking, “You‘re here too?” It is always nice to see NASCAR drivers interact with each other on social media. Though they are competitors on the track, they socialize and are amicable.
While things have been going extremely well for Mark Zuckerberg, will it remain the same? It is too early to conclude that users will be more active on Threads than Twitter. Most NASCAR and other sports personalities have a Twitter account and have maintained their profiles. It remains to be seen whether they will be more active on Threads or Twitter.
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