Elon Musk's new display image on X after attending Trump's rally sends internet users into a frenzy: 'You are the goat'

Billionaire Elon Musk posted a new display image on The Tesla CEO's latest move comes after he expressed his support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the rally in Pennsylvania, where he stole the spotlight with his iconic jump.

Musk accompanied Trump during his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania – the same place where he was assassinated on July 13.

The billionaire wore the same hat at Trump's rally, where he happily jumped around the stage supporting the Republican leader.

On stage, the X owner joked that he's “not just MAGA, I'm Dark MAGA,” receiving thunderous applause from the audience.

In his address to the crowd, Musk declared that Trump “must win to preserve the Constitution” and “preserve democracy in America.”

Trump acknowledged Musk's presence at the event by praising him as an “incredible guy.”

In response, the billionaire poked fun at US President Joe Biden, declaring: “We had a president who couldn't climb the stairs and another who clenched his fist after being shot.”

Internet users react to Musk's new display image

Meanwhile, several netizens on X reacted to the latest display image, which has garnered over 31.7 million views.

“Who loves Elon and President Trump?” asked one of his followers.

“I need to get one of these hats. Who else gets one?” another chimed in.

Meanwhile, Barron Trump's pal Bo Loudon noted that it was an honor to meet Musk during the former president's rally in Butler. He declared, “You are the GOAT!”

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“I can't wait to cast my FIRST VOTE not only for Donald Trump, but also for the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency!” he added.

Meanwhile, an X user complained to Musk, saying, “This is discrimination.”

“If I change my profile picture, my Bluetick will disappear for 3 days and the rules won’t apply to you?” the user asked.