A moment of pure joy and unfiltered fun, Elon Musk‘s old Japanese game show appearance is back in the spotlight. The tech mogul’s infectious laughter and humility have captured hearts, showcasing a different side of his personality. Musk responded to the resurfaced clip on X (formerly Twitter) with an equally hilarious reaction, bringing smiles to fans worldwide.
Elon Musk reacts to his old Japanese game show appearance
Elon Musk’s hilarious 2014 appearance on Fuji TV’s 逆転の法則 is making waves again, with fans swooning over his infectious laughter and carefree spirit. The tech mogul’s Japanese game show debut had him laughing hysterically alongside hosts, having an amazing time.
He even tweeted about the experience, saying, “Just did crazy Japanese game show called 逆転の法則. I have no idea what happened, but it was awesome”.
Twelve years later, Elon Musk’s old Japanese game show appearance has re-emerged, gaining traction yet again. The resurfaced clip has garnered 15 million views, with fans praising Musk’s humility and willingness to engage with different cultures. Musk addressed the buzz with a simple “Yep” and a laughing emoji, reminiscing about the carefree moment.
Fans, too, joined in the nostalgia trip, with one commenting, “Remember when elon musk was cool and doing weird shit like this.” “Elon simultaneously laughing and enjoying the fun while not totally understanding what in the actual F is going on,” tweeted another. “Elon had lots of fun there,” read yet another fan comment.
This isn’t the first time Musk’s fondness for Japanese culture has been highlighted. He is an avid anime fan, with favorites including Death Note, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Your Name. His appreciation for anime has even influenced his work, with Tesla’s sleek designs drawing inspiration from anime aesthetics.
As of late March 2026, Elon Musk’s Tesla is making a significant investment in Japan, expanding its service infrastructure and Supercharger networks to boost market share in a country that traditionally favors hybrid vehicles. The move acknowledges Japan’s crucial role as a key supplier, with Panasonic being a vital partner for over 20 years.
Originally reported by Sibanee Gogoi on Mandatory
