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Elon Musk's Chinese Doppelganger Is Viral On TikTok — He Hates Money But Loves Dogecoin

Published 08/02/2023, 11:49
Updated 08/02/2023, 13:10
© Reuters Elon Musk's Chinese Doppelganger Is Viral On TikTok — He Hates Money But Loves Dogecoin
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Benzinga - Yilong Ma, the internet's new celebrity, is making waves on social media and TikTok for his uncanny resemblance to Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) proponent and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk.

What Happened: In a viral TikTok video, Ma, a Chinese doppelganger of Musk, can be seen in a fit of car rage while rejecting cash, but his anger instantly dissipates when the offer of DOGE is put forward.

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In another hilarious TikTok video, Ma can be seen getting his hands on Coca-Cola, not for cash but for Dogecoin.

Musk had responded to a Twitter user last year that the "Chinese Elon Musk" could be a "decoy" for the real deal. Musk expressed an interest in potentially meeting his doppelgänger – a man from the northeastern province of Hebei.

"I'd like to meet this guy (if he is real). Hard to tell with deep fakes these days," Musk tweeted.

Ma has a TikTok account under the username "Elong Musk". His last video on TikTok has garnered over 1.6 million views.

Price Action: DOGE was trading at $0.092 up 1.70% in the last 24 hours, according to Benzinga Pro.

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