Elon Musk reportedly didn't respond to a follow up about chatting withVladimir Putin onClubhouse .- Musk tweeted at the
Kremlin last month, inviting Putin to join him on the popular audio app. - A Kremlin spokesperson said Musk didn't respond and called the situation a "misunderstanding."
Elon Musk appears to have had second thoughts about his offer to chat with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Clubhouse.
Last month, Musk tweeted at the Kremlin's Twitter account, asking if Putin would join him for a conversation on the popular audio app. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov $4 that "It's undoubtedly a very interesting offer, but we need to know what he means, what's he's proposing."
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) $4
But it appears that Musk never responded to follow-up questions about the proposed chat, $4 reported on Tuesday.
"Apparently there was some kind of misunderstanding. Most likely, this matter is exhausted," Peskov told reporters, according to Bloomberg.
Clubhouse is $4 that launched last year. The app relies on audio-based social networking where users can join dedicated rooms to discuss topics like business or sports. In recent weeks, Clubhouse has hosted high-profile users including Mark Zuckerberg and Oprah Winfrey.
Clubhouse has raised $110 million from investors including Andreeseen Horowitz and is now $4.
Musk has been active on Clubhouse, $4 in a bizarre and wide-ranging conversation following the GameStop stock saga last month. Thousands of people tuned in to see the discussion, which was hosted by a Clubhouse talk show called "The Good Time Show," which is formatted similarly to a live podcast.
Musk also said last month that $4 would participate in an interview on Clubhouse. A host from "The Good Time Show" later tweeted that the show was working on scheduling an upcoming interview with Musk and West.