ElonMusk fans are going after NeilGaiman for Amazon's TheLordOfTheRings: TheRingsOfPower. Problem? Gaiman had nothing to do with it... but why let basic facts get in the way of trolling, right? / LOTR TROP PrimeVideo
\nBy now, I'm sure you're pretty familiar with what's been going on with man-child space cadet Elon Musk; Amazon, J.D. Payne & Patrick McKay's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; and the amazing Neil Gaiman. Basically, Musk attempted to be the champion of self-hating trolls attacking the streaming series for having a diverse cast that they claim goes against what J.R.R. Tolkien originally intended.
Considering Tolkien passed away in 1973 at the age of 81 and Elon was both in 1971, I guess maybe it's possible they played bridge together before Elon's nap-nap? Because I was 3-years-old when Tolkien and I used to share afternoon tea together, and from what I could tell? He would pretty much hate everything Musk represents and stands for… but that's just me, and you know how unreliable a 3-year-old's memory can be.
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