Just days after laying off 10 per cent of their staff amid a spiralling cryptocurrency crash, tech billionaires Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have gone wild with a heinous rendition of Don’t Stop Believin’ that has broken the internet.
The twins – best known for accusing Mark Zuckerberg of stealing their idea for Facebook – covered the classic Journey tune at a New Jersey rock club after laying off staffers at their cryptocurrency start-up Gemini.
In a bizarre video of the gig, which has gone viral on Twitter, Tyler strains to hit the high notes while Cameron tackles a questionable solo on an electric guitar.
“Uh so I saw the Winklevoss twins’ band?” wrote an attendee who posted the video clip to Twitter, calling the show “by far one of the strangest and most tragically hilarious/infuriating things I’ve ever witnessed”.
The brothers also sold NFTs as band merchandise, according to the Twitter user who posted the video of the show at Asbury Park’s Wonder Bar.
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