....thanks Elon?
No, this isn't clickbait. Elon Musk is once again attempting to diversify and enter new markets, but his newest target segment has little to do with tech or automobiles. Musk is pursuing his music career, following up his debut,with a brand new track called"Don't Doubt ur Vibe." And if you thought it'd be more of the same trap-pop as his previous single, you'd be wrong.
After debuting the new single, which features the well-meme'd Tesla Cybertruck in the cover art, Musk. It's the first look the public has into the life of Elon Musk, the artist. All smiles, he's shown dialing in some frequencies, putting on headphones, and playing around with the new track on his soundboard.
There's no news yet as to if the singles he's released will be part of a larger studio album or project, but it's safe to say that Musk is now a main pop girl — period.
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