Elon Musk has taken it upon himself to offer comedic guidance to one of Saturday Night Live's most renowned alumni, Mike Myers.
This development follows Myers' unexpected appearance over the weekend, where he lampooned Musk's increasingly erratic public behavior and his significant influence over Donald Trump's second term in office.
In response to a clip of Myers' performance, which was shared on X by a supporter of the Tesla CEO with the caption, "I cant imagine the kind of person who finds this funny," Musk expressed his discontent, stating, "humour fails when it lies."
According to The Daily Beast, Myers, known for his illustrious career with hits such as Shrek, Wayne's World, and Austin Powers, portrayed a chainsaw-wielding Musk in a skit that poked fun at a heated Oval Office meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. In the skit, Myers' Musk character humorously confronted Trump, saying, "Donald, what are you doing in my office? You know Im the President now, right?"
The skit and Musk's subsequent reaction highlight the ongoing cultural and political discourse surrounding influential figures like Musk and their impact on the political landscape. As Musk continues to wield considerable influence, his interactions with public figures and media portrayals remain a topic of interest.
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