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‘Hello Baby X, this is your dad speaking’: Elon Musk’s video with son is precious. Watch

The video, shared by the technology entrepreneur’s mother Maye Musk, shows Elon Musk speaking to his son Baby X.

Updated on: Jun 23, 2020, 17:37:23 IST
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X AE A-XII Musk, the son of SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and singer Grimes, has been breaking the Internet ever since he was born. He’s doing it all over again, this time thanks to a video of him and his dad.

The image shows Elon Musk with Baby X. (Twitter/@mayemusk)
The image shows Elon Musk with Baby X. (Twitter/@mayemusk)

The clip, shared by the technology entrepreneur’s mother Maye Musk, shows Elon speaking to his son and asking him if he recognizes his voice.

“Does my voice sound familiar? Who am I?” he asks Baby X. “This is your dad speaking,” he goes on. “Hello… hello baby X,” he adds.

Baby X clearly recognizes his dad - he keeps staring at his dad and you can tell he’s listening to what Elon is saying intently.

The comments section of the tweet is flooded with reactions to this father-son duo’s interaction.

“So wholesome,” comment a Twitter user. “Awww… we needed some sweet baby moments,” writes another.

Others couldn’t help but share such reactions:

Elon Musk and Grimes sparked huge online chatter after announcing their son’s name is X Æ A-12 Musk.

The quirky name prompted a flurry of reactions and memes on Twitter.

However, more recently it was revealed that the parents tweaked their son’s name a little and now he’s officially X AE A-XII Musk.

What do you think of this adorable video of Elon Musk and his son?

 
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