Elon Musk releases new song 'Don't Doubt ur Vibe'
The billionaire shared the track to his 31M followers Friday morning
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revived his role as music man with the release of his second song, "Don't Doubt Ur Vibe," his social media shows.
The billionaire tech mogul has assigned himself the moniker E "D" M – an acronym for "electronic dance music" – as he released the new song, which he posted to Twitter and shared to SoundCloud early Friday morning.
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The song, which is roughly four minutes long, features a tech-y beat and Musk’s vocals. The billionaire tycoon also wrote the lyrics, which include a variation of "Don’t doubt your vibe, "Because it’s you" and "Because it’s true."
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The track, which was released through Emo G Records, had garnered more than 540,000 plays by 9:20 a.m., approximately eight hours after he shared the song with his approximately 41 million Twitter followers.
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The eccentric exec's first foray into the music industry was just month shy of a year ago, when he released "RIP Harambe," an ode to the gorilla shot and killed in 2016 after a 3-year-old fell into its Cincinnati Zoo exhibit.
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Musk boasts an estimated net worth of $34.5 billion, according to Forbes. He is reportedly the 23rd-richest person in the world.