Nick Jonas Causes Stir After Seemingly Supporting Elon Musk On Social Media
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"Delete this," one fan replied to Jonas online.
Social media users are up in arms after Nick Jonas seemingly showed support for Elon Musk during a friendly interaction between the pair online.
On Tuesday, the tech billionaire, 53, reacted to a post on X claiming his company’s profits skyrocketed since President-elect Donald Trump’s November election victory.
“Tesla is up 100% since Donald Trump won!” the post read.
Musk then responded to the post with a GIF of two of the Jonas Brothers — Joe and Kevin — spinning around a table with the caption, “My, how the tables have turned!”
Shortly after, Nick Jonas quote-tweeted Musk’s post with a cheeky reference to the Jonas Brothers’ 2006 hit cover of the song “Year 3000” by the UK band Busted. He captioned his post,“Take us to the Year 3000” alongside a photo of the SpaceX founder.
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"Delete this," one fan replied to Jonas online.
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