San Francisco 49ers’ tight end George Kittle asked billionaire Elon Musk when will his Starlink connection be active. Kittle tweeted at Musk saying that he has been on the waitlist for the connection since May 2021. Moreover, he complained that two of his neighbors have already got the connection since last year; while he continues to be on the waitlist.

George said, “Hi Elon! I’ve been on Starlink waitlist since last may and am wondering when service will be available? I have 2 neighbors who have had service since last year. Can you help please? Thank you!” Although Musk did not respond to the tweet, however, fans replied to Kittle’s tweet with hilarious reactions.

One user posted a hilarious reaction. He said, “I’m on the wait-list for you to get our team a Superbowl since 2019. Can you help please? Thank you! (Like you aren’t… I had to, you opened the door and I want your fkn attention as much as you want his).”

How did the fans react to the Starlink complaint by George Kittle?

Responding to Kittle’s tweet, a fan posted his one-sided chats with the 49ers TE. The chat read, “How many likes to get you to sign a battle axe?” Moreover, George had a hilarious response to it saying, “How do you want me to sign it?”

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With multiple reactions, it became more of a comical tweet rather than Kittle’s customer complaint. While the tweet did not see any response from the SpaceX team, fans reacted to him with their suggestions.

A user replied saying, “Only sign the battle-axe if Elon agrees to give you starlink asap… Since it was a reply to his tweet, it will put pressure on him (he wouldn’t want to put a stop to a fans dreams right?).” Additionally, another fan had a hilarious reaction to Kittle’s complaint. The tweet read, “

Even though Kittle did not get any help regarding his complaint, Twitter users surely had fun with the TE. What do you think of the reactions?

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