Musk, the founder of rocket and spacecraft company SpaceX, said the company's interplanetary ship could begin test flights as soon as next year. PHOTO: AFP
Not long ago Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk was in the news for the unfortunate turn of events that happened at the launch of the Cybertruck for which he had claimed the truck’s “ultra-hard” exterior “won’t scratch and dent”.
But the armoured glass window cracked like a spider web when hit with a metal ball during a demonstration. Musk appeared surprised although he noted the glass had not completely broken.
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This time around Musk made headlines for his extremely funny dance performance at his company’s event which was held to commemorate the first deliveries of made-in-China electric vehicles by Tesla.
Elon Musk shared the video of his hysterical dance that instantly garnered some hilarious twitter reactions.
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At Tesla Giga Shanghai NSFW!! pic.twitter.com/1yrPyzJQGZ
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 7, 2020
Here are some of our top picks;
At Tesla Giga Shanghai NSFW!! pic.twitter.com/1yrPyzJQGZ
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 7, 2020
Everything awkward I’ve ever done and spent my life reliving in the shower magically faded away as I watched uncle @elonmusk bust a move at cousin janet’s wedding. #ElonMusk pic.twitter.com/qmXb7LgdnF
— Kristin N Leland (@kriskross_) January 7, 2020
Many Chinese took vid of your dance. pic.twitter.com/eqV1drKB52
— Ray4️⃣Tesla⚡️☀️ (@ray4tesla) January 7, 2020
At Tesla Giga Shanghai NSFW!! pic.twitter.com/1yrPyzJQGZ
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 7, 2020
Me when I be a CEO https://t.co/mSwkB92ayI
— Abdulla ALmutawaa (@abdulla_isa97) January 7, 2020
Lol. Welcome to billionaires awkward dance club pic.twitter.com/l36lIRJnTw
— Nikoloz (@Nikolo_z) January 7, 2020
This article originally published on India Today.
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