Ripple CTO Admits He Faked Ozzy Osbourne Fan Q&A

Ripple CTO Admits He Faked Ozzy Osbourne Fan Q&A


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I hope you are all having a good day, welcome to CryptoGod-1's blog on all things crypto. In this post I will be looking at the recent admission from Ripple CTO regarding how he faked a fan Q&A with Ozzy Osbourne.

 

 

Ripple CTO Admits He Faked Ozzy Osbourne Fan Q&A

The chief technology officer (CTO) of Ripple, David Schwartz, has admitted that while working at a company called WebMaster he faked a fan Q&A session with Ozzy Osbourne and the members of Black Sabbath. As part of a social media post on X Thursday Schwartz recounted how he had been tasked with moderating the event and fabricated portions of a supposedly live fan interaction. During the event he was making use of the firm’s old ConferenceRoom software.

He explained how the plan was to relay questions from fans to the band over the phone and transcribe their answers in real time. As the fans we not interested in Black Sabbath as a group, instead only wanting Ozzy Osbourne, Schwartz explained:

 

“I specifically asked the moderators to give me questions that weren’t for Ozzy. There just weren’t any. I passed a canned question to each of the other band members in rotation. And I mixed what I could make out of what they said with the canned answer from their manage."

 

Schwarts how he was left feeling disillusioned from the entire experience. He explained how only “two or three” genuine fan questions ever reached the band:

 

“At the time, I felt really bad about the whole thing. It wasn’t the authentic interaction with celebrities that I wanted it to be and that I tried to make it.”

 

He also had to 'sanitize' Osbourne’s responses due to heavy profanity. The famed musician passed away at the age of 76 and a number of tributes have been made over his illustrious career. As Schwartz recalled:

 

“Ozzy’s answer featured the C-word a lot. The bad C-word. The one that Americans really don’t like to say. It was pretty close to the only word I could hear clearly. I typed up Ozzy’s answer as closely as I could, probably getting it way off due to the poor connection quality. I censored the C-words.”

 

A number of memecoins have hit the market inspired by the rock legend and one token, The Mad Man (OZZY), jumped more than 16,800% to trade at $0.003851, reaching a $3.85 million market cap.

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