Tesla boss Elon Musk became a showstopper during his visit to China for his eccentric moves. The SpaceX founder became an online sensation after he was spotted making funny faces and expressions at official events in Beijing. During a state banquet with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Elon Musk appeared to be filming a cellphone video in the Great Hall of the People.
During the state visit to China, Musk accompanied US President Donald Trump and other prominent business delegates including NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Apple CEO Tim Cook. Eagle-eyed social media users were quick to spot his hilarious reactions and the candid moments have since gone viral.
Viral clips and photos from the formal welcoming ceremony show the Tesla CEO holding up his phone and spinning to capture 360-degree footage on the red-carpeted steps during the formal event. Musk’s attempt to enjoy the atmosphere, standing out from the more formal and serious atmosphere of the event, provoked strong reactions on social media.
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Elon Musk was spotted taking a 360-degree video with his mobile phone on the red carpet steps during a formal event in Beijing. He also posed for photo shoots and took selfies with other notables such as Tim Cook and Lei Jun.
Social media users found Elon Musk’s events hilarious and entertaining, with many commenting on how he turned a formal event into a comedy show. Some users noticed his playful expressions and candid moments that went viral.
Elon Musk accompanied President Donald Trump and other business delegates to China. His visit was also linked to potential growth drivers for Tesla, such as getting approval to sell its Full Self Driving product and advancing AI applications.
Musk’s visit to China could be crucial to Tesla’s growth, especially regarding the potential approval of its Full Self Driving product. It is also in line with Tesla’s future plans in AI applications such as robot taxis and humanoid robots.
President Donald Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit. While the White House mentioned discussions on strengthening economic cooperation, Xi also cautioned Trump about the importance of the Taiwan issue, warning that it could lead to conflict if mishandled.
One user wrote: “Elon Musk uploads 360 tour videos while everyone is serious in front of Chinese diplomats.”
Another user commented: “This is the best part! 🤳Musk was filming everything like a kid who just came out of a cave for the first time, completely ignoring all the serious people around him. Looks like he’s really enjoying life.”
A third comment read: “I think this is hilarious. People are too critical of others. SMH.”
A fourth user quipped: “Search the whole area – make it a Diablo boss fight in the upcoming updates.”
Musk’s playful expressions in the Great Hall of the People
The billionaire’s playful gestures in the Great Hall of the People also attracted attention on social networks. His expressions were the center of attention as he posed for a photo with Tim Cook and a selfie with Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun.
One user said: “This is how #Elon #Musk’s stance on taking pictures with other billionaires is dominating the world’s attention. We really do live in such a sensational and emotional society rather than a rational one. This is crazy…”
Another user commented: “Awesome, stops being stimulated. The way he breathes but holds it together because he’s kind.”
A third comment read: “Elon Musk somehow turned a formal banquet into a comedy show without even trying 😂”
A fourth user said, “Elon totally stole the banquet 😂 He was already posing for someone else when Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun approached his idol and asked him for a selfie. Elon immediately poses with the funniest face, he has the same funny face with Apple CEO Tim Cook. Now Elon has become a MAJOR attraction across Chinese media and the world.”
A fifth comment read: “Enjoying himself. Loves his Chinese vibes.”
What is Trump up to today?
Donald Trump is expected to attend a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday. This will be followed by a lunch before he returns home, concluding his two-day state visit to China.
