[WATCH] Elon Musk Awkwardly Dances Again; His 78.8M Fans Seem To Approve Of His Moves

Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk showed off his dancing moves once again Tuesday, and his 78.8 million fans applauded every single minute of it.

The billionaire, who has a net worth of $252 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, busted a move as the first Tesla Model Y EVs rolled out to 30 customers at the $5.5 billion Tesla Gigafactory Berlin. The state-of-the-art facility officially opened in Germany after months of delays due to governmental and environmentalist resistance.

As the Model Ys were presented, Musk showed his excitement by getting down to some German funk with the crowd cheering him on. A drone also captured the moment, which Musk interacted with as he got busy to the music.

His legion of fans applauded Musk for the candid moment on Twitter with appreciation despite his dancing technique being a bit awkward.

One fan of the car entrepreneur said, “That’s what I like about him: just don’t care, if you feel like dancing, dance!”

Another said, “I see a happy man,” while another supportive fan said, “since he works as hard as he does, he can dance any way he likes.”

Other car fans of Musk commented that he was the “definition of happy” and their “role model.”

Others on Twitter said, “That’s joy right there” and “He’s so cool.”

Some, however, critiqued his dancing abilities, but still admitted that they were impressed with him letting loose.

Other EV fans suggested that Musk was doing a money dance.

Another still just thought he was a GOAT – the greatest of all time.

This is not the first time that Musk has taken the opportunity to show off his dancing skills. The controversial CEO previously got down at the opening of the Shanghai manufacturing plant in 2020, which was also captured on video and circulated on social media to great fanfare.

The Gigafactory Berlin is Tesla’s first European manufacturing site. Tesla also has production facilities in the U.S. and China.

As of Wednesday premarket hours, Tesla was trading at $981.93, down $12.05, or 1.21%.