Responses to Elon Musk's new song include: 'maybe stick to rockets.'
After Tesla stock surged late Wednesday after the company reported a profitable fourth quarter that beat expectations, CEO Musk dropped a surprise single on Friday morning called “Don’t Doubt ur Vibe.”
‘Don’t doubt your vibe / because it’s true / don’t doubt your vibe / because it’s you.’ “This song is hard” he tweeted, along with the “sweat smile” emoji. Others responded by posting GIFs and videos of Musk’s awkward dance moves set to his new tune. Earlier this month, Musk had showed a striptease-style shimmy on stage at Tesla’s new Shanghai factory that has been immortalized on video. He later joked that his dance was an attempt to gain Pornhub followers.
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