Updated
Updated · Daily Star · Aug 11
Bryan Johnson Apologizes to 2 Million X Followers for 'Insufferable' Anti-Aging Stunts
Updated
Updated · Daily Star · Aug 11

Bryan Johnson Apologizes to 2 Million X Followers for 'Insufferable' Anti-Aging Stunts

1 articles · Updated · Daily Star · Aug 11

Summary

  • Johnson, 48, told his nearly 2 million X followers, “I know some of you find me insufferable — sorry about that,” a rare concession after years of viral biohacking posts.
  • The apology followed backlash to a string of attention-grabbing claims and disclosures tied to his “don’t die” longevity campaign, including past blood-plasma transfusions from his son and explicit posts about his partner’s health.
  • X users split over the message, with some urging him to stop misleading people and others defending his authenticity despite calling parts of his content “cringe.”
  • His latest persona still hinges on provocative self-experimentation, including a recent claim that he had “cloned himself” as a baby to test therapies and grow transplant organs.

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