Elmo Faces Backlash from Knicks Fans for Neutral Tweet
Elmo forced to back-pedal hard after he's roasted by Knicks fans for tweet cheering on 'both teams'

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Elmo faced criticism from New York Knicks fans after tweeting support for both teams during the finals. Following backlash, he retracted his statement to support the Knicks, who recently advanced in the tournament. The Knicks won their latest game against the San Antonio Spurs by a narrow margin.
- 01Elmo tweeted support for both teams before a Knicks game, leading to criticism from fans.
- 02After backlash, Elmo retracted his statement and declared support for the Knicks.
- 03The Knicks' victory over the San Antonio Spurs was their first finals appearance in 27 years.
- 04Celebrities like Timothée Chalamet and Ben Stiller celebrated the Knicks' win.
- 05The NYC Department of Transportation humorously threatened to remove the Sesame Street sign due to Elmo's neutrality.
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Elmo, the beloved character from Sesame Street, found himself in hot water with New York Knicks fans after he tweeted support for both teams during the NBA finals. His original message, 'Elmo hopes both teams have fun!' did not sit well with the die-hard Knicks supporters, who were quick to criticize him for not backing his hometown team. In response to the backlash, Elmo retracted his statement, tweeting, 'KNICKS that last message! Elmo didn’t mean to SPUR you on!' The Knicks are making their first finals appearance in 27 years, igniting excitement among fans, including celebrities like Timothée Chalamet and Ben Stiller, who were seen celebrating after the team's narrow victory against the San Antonio Spurs, ending with a score of 105-104. The NYC Department of Transportation humorously warned Elmo about the consequences of his neutrality, and even the NYPD joined in on the fun, calling him an 'impostor.' The Knicks are set to play again on Monday, continuing their playoff journey.
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The Knicks' playoff success has energized local fans and the community.
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