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“There are 1.4 billion people in China, and there are always people who look like me.” On the 10th local time, while attending the X Takeover event held in Texas in the US via video link, Elon Musk talked about the “Chinese version of Musk,” which has become popular on the internet. This Chinese blogger, known as “Ma Yilong,” has many fans on overseas social platforms because of her imitation of Musk's appearance, hairstyle, and demeanor. Musk said he “looks a bit like an Asian.” China has a population of 1.4 billion, and the probability of finding someone similar to his own should be very high. Musk said, “I wish this guy was real, but I'm guessing he probably isn't.” He immediately said he hoped to have the opportunity to invite people similar to his own appearance to join the stage. The host quipped that Musk probably didn't want to know how much his opponent's entry fee was. Musk laughed: It should be a lot of fun for the two to dance together on stage.
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“There are 1.4 billion people in China, and there are always people who look like me.” On the 10th local time, while attending the X Takeover event held in Texas in the US via video link, Elon Musk talked about the “Chinese version of Musk,” which has become popular on the internet. This Chinese blogger, known as “Ma Yilong,” has many fans on overseas social platforms because of her imitation of Musk's appearance, hairstyle, and demeanor. Musk said he “looks a bit like an Asian.” China has a population of 1.4 billion, and the probability of finding someone similar to his own should be very high. Musk said, “I wish this guy was real, but I'm guessing he probably isn't.” He immediately said he hoped to have the opportunity to invite people similar to his own appearance to join the stage. The host quipped that Musk probably didn't want to know how much his opponent's entry fee was. Musk laughed: It should be a lot of fun for the two to dance together on stage.
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