Ligma Johnson: Men Tell Reporter They’re Fired Twitter Employees, Give Hilarious Fake Names

Two San Francisco men seemingly duped a CNBC reporter covering the alleged mass Twitter layoffs following the takeover of Elon Musk.

Both men claimed to be fired Twitter employees. One man told reporters his name was “Rahul Ligma,” while the other identified himself as “Daniel Johnson,” a video showed.

[Warning: tweets contain explicit language.]

This is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen.

Yo @elonmusk, give Rahul Ligma his job back. 😂pic.twitter.com/cNxdtjrBkI

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 28, 2022

“Entire team of data engineers let go. These are two of them,” a tweet from CNBC reporter Deirdra Bosa read, implying they took the men’s statements seriously.

Both men carried boxes filled with office supplies. “Rahul,” who spelled his first and last names for the reporter, held a copy of Michelle Obama’s 2018 memoir, “Becoming,” while “Johnson” said he didn’t know how he’s would make payments on his Tesla, another tweet stated. . .

You got conned.
Name is “Rahul LIGMA”

C’mon man pic.twitter.com/EdcuIk6jCP

— Dr. Randy J. Marsh ➐ (@WealthyCFO) October 28, 2022

“After CNBC published details of an interview with people who claimed to be fired employees of Twitter, several reports emerged suggesting it was a hoax. CNBC could not confirm the identities of the individuals,” an update to a CNBC article on the layoffs stated. (Read more from “Ligma Johnson: Men Tell Reporter They’re Fired Twitter Employees, Give Hilarious Fake Names” HERE)

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