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New Delhi: Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk AI generated dance video is going viral on social media. video has been shared by Musk himself with caption saying ‘haters will say this is AI generated’. In video, two can be seen dancing on Bee Gees popular disco-pop number ‘Stayin' Alive’ and internet is just loving it. However, it's hard to say wher this is AI generated or edited with AI effects.

Trump and Musk have making headlines after ir recent conversation ahead of US Presidential elections, to be held on vember 5, 2024. 

Earlier on Monday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sat for a friendly two-hour interview with billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk on Musk's social media platform X, after technical problems delayed start of event for more than 40 minutes.

Musk, who has endorsed Trump, blamed difficulties on a distributed denial-of-service attack, in which a server or network is flooded with traffic in an attempt to shut it down, though his claim could t be verified.

Trump sought to turn problems into a positive, congratulating Musk on number of people trying to tune in. A counter on X showed as many as 1.3 million people were listening at times during lengthy conversation.

technical issues recalled a similar event on X in May 2023, when Florida Goverr Ron DeSantis suffered a chaotic start to his bid for Republican presidential mination due to glitches on platform.

At time, Trump mocked DeSantis on his own, social media platform, Truth Social. "My Red Button is bigger, better, stronger, and is working (TRUTH!)" Trump posted, "Yours does t."

Ahead of Monday's event, Musk had written: "Am going to do some system scaling tests tonight & tomorrow in advance of conversation." X did t respond to requests for details or evidence of alleged cyberattack.

two men exchanged praise repeatedly, with Tesla chief lauding Trump for his bravery during attempt on his life last month, and Trump congratulating Musk for his willingness to fire workers demanding better conditions.

"You're greatest cutter," Trump said. "I mean, I look at what you do. You walk in, you just say: 'You want to quit?' y go on strike - I won't mention name of company - but y go on strike. And you say: 'That's okay, you're all gone.'"

Musk, world's richest person, anunced his support for Trump shortly after his attempted assassination, despite Republican's opposition to state support for electric carmakers like Tesla. Musk backed Democratic President Joe Biden in 2020 but has tacked rightward since.

"I think we're at a fork in road of destiny, of civilization, and I think we need to take right path, and I think you're right path," he told Trump as interview concluded.

chat with Musk offered Trump an unfiltered chance to air his usual mix of grievances, personal attacks and overstated or false claims.

With inputs from Reuters