Twitter, which is usually considered a haven for free speech and open communication, has recently come under fire for its rampant toxicity and negative impact on users. This sentiment was echoed by popular content creators Logan Paul and singer Kehlani. They recently labeled the platform as “the worst place ever” on Paul’s podcast, ImPaulsive. Twitter has been a place for sharing short messages for years and ever since Elon Musk bought it, things have been quite different.

Some believe that Twitter is changing for the good, and some believe the opposite. Many have suggested that Twitter is now allowing hate speech by allowing the opinion of almost everyone to be shared on the platform.

What did Kehlani and Logan Paul say about Twitter? 

According to Paul and Kehlani, Twitter has become a breeding ground for hate speech and divisive rhetoric. They argue that the platform’s algorithm, which prioritizes engagement and virality over accuracy and positivity, is to blame for the proliferation of toxic content. As a result, users are often exposed to a constant stream of negativity, which can have a detrimental effect on their mental health and well-being.

Furthermore, Paul and Kehlani argue that Twitter’s toxicity can also have a negative impact on users’ personal thoughts and opinions. They suggest that the platform’s echo chamber effect can lead people to conform to the majority opinion, even if it goes against their own beliefs. This phenomenon is particularly prevalent among influencers and public figures, including Elon Musk, who may feel pressure to conform to the opinions of their followers in order to maintain their audience.

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Fans react to the conversation

On a post of this clip from ImPaulsive’s real Twitter account, a poll was presented to the viewers asking if they agree or not. As of writing, 87% of users disagree with him. One user used Andrew Tate’s term, who’s currently in Romanian jail, to refer to Logan Paul as an ‘Agent of the Matrix’.

Some users were seen genuinely siding with Musk and Twitter

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And many were just there to troll or hate the elder Paul brother.

Twitter is the perfect example of free speech bias. How can a world with varying opinions get offended by other opinions on a single platform? Not regulating speech of any kind on a platform promotes “free speech”, but when restrictions are lifted, it becomes a toxic and manipulative space. On the contrary, Paul and Kehlani are certainly missing the old Twitter.

What do you think of Twitter and its new free speech bias? Let us know in the comments.

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