"Dancing to the Bank": Tesla Boss Elon Musk Performs Billionaire Dance Moves, Shows Amazing Steps in Video

"Dancing to the Bank": Tesla Boss Elon Musk Performs Billionaire Dance Moves, Shows Amazing Steps in Video

  • Billionaire businessman, Elon Musk, took to the dance floor recently when his car company, Tesla opened its first plant in Germany
  • The world's richest man performed a funny move, dancing like a little child in celebration of Tesla's big move in Europe
  • Many who have seen the video have quickly said the billionaire techie who recently welcomed a baby is dancing to the bank

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Elon Musk can dance, but many probably don't know this interesting aspect of the billionaire businessman.

But this side of him became glaring recently when he took to the dancing floor to celebrate the rollout of Tesla's first plant in Europe.

Tesla, Elon Musk, Europe factory, Germany
Billionaire Elon Musk 'dances to bank' in Germany during the opening of the Tesla car factory. Photo credit: @cnbc and @elonmuskofficial (Instagram)
Source: Instagram

Dancing to the bank

In a viral video, Musk could be seen dancing like a little child, obviously in a very happy mood.

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His dance steps were made gently in dignity, in what many have called a billionaire dancing to the bank. He danced right inside the Tesla plant in Germany, touching some of the cars in wild excitement.

The video has sparked reactions after it was shared on Instagram by @cnbc.

Watch the video below:

Elon Musk's dance moves sparks reactions

Meanwhile, social media users are reacting to Musk's dance video. Here are some of the reactions:

@maxinesahvibe said:

"That’s the money dance!"

@victorrudeh reacted:

"Dancing all the way to the bank."

@thisiskjsworld commented:

"Love it. I see his dance moves haven’t improved since the last time, which is great."

@ryokatayama.jpg said:

"Just because he dances at the factory it becomes million dollar marketing."

@market.radar said:

"He is definitely not a good dancer!"

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@sincerelythomps commented:

"He dances like I thought he would haha."

@suhail.fdl reacted:

"I’d love to meet this guy even for just 10 minutes."

OPW couple's flashy money dance has Mzansi viewers going crazy

Meanwhile, Briefly News had previously reported that Our Perfect Wedding treated its viewers to some Naija flavour in last night’s episode.

The couple Rosemary and Victor delighted viewers with a money dance. The flashy Nigerian born Victor took his bride to Nigeria to meet his family. Nigerian weddings are known for these extravagant money flashing rituals.

Typically, guests put bills on the bride's head or shower her with money while she dances. Sometimes there's so much money tossed to the bride and groom that a family member has to help the couple collect it all.

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