Elon Musk can now apparently add “rapper” to his accomplished résumé. On Saturday, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO appeared to randomly upload an auto-tuned rap song called “RIP Harambe” on ...

It’s unclear if it’s actually Musk rapping on the track, which includes lyrics like, “RIP Harambe/Smoking on some strong hay/In the gorilla zoo and we thinking about you.” As of Monday ...

Elon Musk is leaning into his growing reputation as the world’s most eccentric billionaire. On Saturday, the tech entrepreneur revealed his new gig as a SoundCloud rapper when he posted a link ...

Elon Musk has not forgotten about Harambe. That much is clear. The Tesla CEO dropped a surprise song called "RIP Harambe" on SoundClould under the account name Emo G Records.

The song, featuring a heavy use of auto-tune, begins with the salute "Harambe, we love you" and features the lyrics "R.I.P Harambe, sippin' on some Bombay, we on our way to Heaven, Amen, Amen". I ...

Elon Musk combined a Twitter joke, a years-old meme and Auto-Tune into a surprise new song called “RIP Harambe,” which the Tesla CEO uploaded onto SoundCloud this weekend.

Just 10 days ago, Elon Musk said delivering new vehicles to customers before month’s end was the “primary priority” of every Tesla Inc. employee. So what was he doing touting a rap song and ...

Elon Musk has built rockets, made electric cars, drilled tunnels and now, apparently, released a rap song. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO flashed the quirky side of his personality Saturday when he ...

If dropping a rap song about Harambe was a go, I’m really curious about the ideas that Elon’s friends shutdown in the group text. — Jason Goldman (@goldman) March 31, 2019 ...

The Tesla CEO previously dropped a rap track called "R.I.P. Harambe". Elon Musk channels his inner DJ on new EDM song "Don't Doubt Ur Vibe": Stream Lake Schatz ...

In early 2020, Musk made his EDM debut with the rhythmic track “ Don’t Doubt Ur Vibe,” a follow-up to his heavily-AutoTuned rap single “ RIP Harambe.” Listen to Elon Musk’s NFT song above.

At first, Musk did not say much about the song when he announced its debut on Twitter. In a subsequent tweet, however, he wrote, " I'm disappointed that my record label failed." There's still time!