Tom Brady Has A Hilarious Ask For Elon Musk

Tom Brady has asked Elon Musk for yet another favor.

In April, the football star joked with the Tesla founder when he found out that the businessman had plans of buying Twitter. When news broke that the world's richest man put in a multi-million dollar bid for the social media site, Brady asked if he could ask him a favor — something that would bury a piece of his past. "If you buy twitter can you delete the combine photo? @elonmusk," he wrote, referring to his viral shirtless photo from the 2000 NFL Draft Combine. It featured a young, scrawny Brady when he was the No. 199 overall pick in the sixth round. But as we all know, he ended up being the greatest quarterback of all time, with six Super Bowls and MVP awards under his belt.

Musk's Twitter deal has yet to be finalized, but that didn't stop the pro athlete from making another request to the business mogul.

Tom Brady has been spending a lot of time on Twitter lately. In addition to interacting with fans, he also shared snippets of his offseason training and updates about his apparel brand, Brady.

But on June 9, he made the mistake of challenging his fans to like a promotional tweet featuring Brady's newest boxer briefs and briefs. "40k likes and I'll recreate these photos. Unrelated but can you guys send me some more of the socks @bradybrand," he quipped. And since he has millions of followers, it didn't take long until the tweet reached his goal number of likes. Knowing that his work is cut out for him, he tweeted Elon Musk again to ask for a new favor. "@elonmusk Hey man how's it going? Just checking back in here, how would one go about removing likes from a tweet."

But fans aren't having it and expect him to come through with his promise. The star QB is still in shape considering how hard he trains, even during the off-season. "In the off-season, I still do cardio six days per week 40 to 60 minutes per day, but I do more running than in-season." he told Bodybuilding. "In the off-season I also switch my weight lifting over to a routine more so orientated toward strength and my sessions are usually about 25% longer since my body isn't beat up from playing." You better start recreating those photos, Tom!