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‘Proof that Elon is an alien’: Elon Musk balances fork and spoons on fingertip at dinner with Trump

US President Donald Trump is seen sitting a bit away from Elon Musk, having a conversation with someone else.

Responding to the video, Musk wrote, “A fork and two spoons balanced on the tip of my finger" (Image source: @iam_smx/X)

A video of Tesla CEO Elon Musk successfully balancing a fork and two spoons on his fingertip has taken the internet by storm. The footage is said to be from an exclusive candlelight dinner at US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, where guests reportedly paid $1 million per seat.

In the viral clip, Trump is seen sitting a bit farther away, having a conversation with someone else, while Musk focuses on balancing the cutlery. Sharing the clip, which quickly went viral, an X user wrote, “Elon Musk effortlessly balances a fork and spoon on one finger while dining with Trump. Peak genius and dinner entertainment.”

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Elon Musk effortlessly balances a fork and spoon on one finger while dining with Trump. Peak genius and dinner entertainment 😂🍴 pic.twitter.com/1kypBcCVQT

— SMX 🇺🇸 (@iam_smx) March 22, 2025

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Responding to the video, Musk wrote, “A fork and two spoons balanced on the tip of my finger.” With nearly seven lakh views, the video has prompted reactions from numerous social media users. “Proof that Elon is an alien,” one of them wrote.

“This showcases his curious, scientific mind through a playful act of physics and dexterity,” another user commented. “Anywhere Elon goes, he looks for a way to enjoy the moment!” a third user reacted.

Last year in November, Musk responded to an X user who pointed out that his profile had been verified since 3,000 BC, jokingly saying, “I’m a time-traveling vampire alien! Even though I’m 5,000 years old, I think I look much younger.”

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