US software millionaire Bryan Johnson is on an ambitious quest to defy ageing. He has invested millions of dollars into his wellness regimen to reverse his ageing process and potentially achieve immortality. The tech mogul also regularly updates his X followers about his mission with posts, and his recent one has baffled people. He tagged Poonam Pandey, claiming that she is the only one who believes in “Don’t die” - a tagline the billionaire often uses while talking about efforts that can potentially extend human lifespans.
“Hello India. I’ve been told the only person who believes in Don’t Die is Poonam Pandey. We’re about to change that. I’m in Mumbai Dec 1-3 and Bangalore 4-6,” he wrote along with a Hindi tagline “Mat Marna”, which translates to “Don’t die.”
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A few months earlier, Johnson started using this Hindi tagline, which sparked widespread confusion. The X post sparked chuckles, with some suggesting that his signature hashtag got messed up during translation.
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“Weird collab,” wrote an X user. Another added, “Oh by God, I checked on your profile to ensure this tweet is from really you Bryan.” A third commented, “This statement is LMFAO. If you know who she is.” A fourth added, “They scammed my boi.”
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Poonam Pandey’s death stunt:
{{/usCountry}}“Weird collab,” wrote an X user. Another added, “Oh by God, I checked on your profile to ensure this tweet is from really you Bryan.” A third commented, “This statement is LMFAO. If you know who she is.” A fourth added, “They scammed my boi.”
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Poonam Pandey’s death stunt:
{{/usCountry}}Earlier this year, Poonam Pandey pulled off a controversial stunt where her team declared that she had died due to cervical cancer. However, later, she took to Instagram to declare that she was well and only faked her death to raise awareness about the disease. Her stunt didn’t sit well with people, with many criticising her move.
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