WorldVariety'Musk' Documentary Account Permanently Suspended from TikTok
TikTok has permanently banned the ad account for a new documentary about Elon Musk, just before its wide cinema release.
The “Musk” TikTok account has been banned by the platform.
TikTok permanently suspended the promotional account for the documentary Musk ahead of its wide release across North American theatres.
The three-hour-and-45-minute film, directed by Alex Gibney, covers Musk's MAGA shift, Tesla controversies and his relationships with the mothers of his 14 children.
The ban adds to the film's troubles, which already include Musk calling it a hit piece and Universal wavering on an overseas release due to legal threats.
The documentary is now in 472 North American theatres if you want to see it on the big screen this weekend.
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