In a shocking move, tech billionaire Elon Musk has called for a boycott of the popular talk show “The View,” criticizing it as “a gathering place for ignorant women.” Musk’s statement quickly sparked controversy on social media and in the media industry.

The controversy began when a recent episode of “The View” discussed Elon Musk and his controversial policies at X (formerly Twitter). Some hosts criticized Musk for his decisions regarding free speech, content moderation, and his management of the platform. In response, Musk posted a strong tweet on X, calling “The View” “a meaningless forum where the hosts speak without knowledge or proper research on the topics they discuss.”

Musk’s statement quickly ignited public debate. His supporters agreed with him, arguing that “The View” has long been a platform for one-sided and biased opinions. However, many others, particularly the show’s loyal viewers, accused Musk of sexism and disrespect toward women.

In response to the backlash, the hosts of “The View” did not remain silent. They countered that Musk was using his influence to attack women rather than engaging in constructive dialogue. “We are simply asking questions and expressing our opinions. If he has a problem with that, maybe he should reconsider how he runs his company instead of attacking us,” one of the hosts retorted.

Meanwhile, the debate shows no signs of dying down. Hashtags #BoycottTheView and #ElonMuskIsOver are trending on X, highlighting the sharp divide in public opinion. Some brands are also reconsidering their advertising partnerships with “The View” due to public pressure.

Will this feud continue to escalate? And will Elon Musk succeed in his call to boycott the show? The answer remains uncertain, but one thing is clear—this is one of the most talked-about social media battles in recent times.