‘Let that sink in’: Elon Musk turns the infamous sink moment it into a White House meme | Trending

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Nov 06, 2024 11:56 AM Elon Musk edited his infamous sink picture from 2022. The moment was captured when the X owner decided to walk into the platform’s headquarters with a sink. Remember when Elon Musk decided to walk into the X headquarters, then known as Twitter, after purchasing the platform for $44 billion? The moment is viral again, but with a White House-related tw. In his latest series of posts on US Elections, the world’s richest man shared a meme, an edited version of his viral sink moment, showing him standing inside the White House. The edited image shows Elon Musk inside the White House carrying a sink. (X/@elonmusk) Just like his original post, Musk shared this edited picture with the same caption: “Let that sink it.” What are your thoughts on this post shared Elon Musk? Get Latest Updates on… See more News / Trending / ‘Let that sink in’: Elon Musk turns the infamous sink moment it into a White House meme

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