Elon I Drew You / You Are My Hero, Elon
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The absurdity of the drawing, combined with Musk's playful response, made it a relatable and shareable moment for fans and critics alike. It’s like a cringe-worthy love letter that everyone secretly enjoys.
A hilariously awkward fan art of Elon Musk that became a meme sensation, sparking endless jokes and admiration.
“It's like looking in a mirror.
— Elon Musk said this in response to a tweet featuring the drawing on July 1, 2021.
How people use it
People share this meme to poke fun at both the drawing and Musk himself, often using it in contexts of admiration mixed with humor. For example, someone might tweet, 'Just finished my portrait of Elon, what do you think? #ElonIDrewYou'.
Where it started
This meme kicked off on March 8, 2019, when Reddit user u/Watchieboy posted a poorly proportioned drawing of Elon Musk in the /r/drawing community, seeking feedback. The phrase 'You Are My Hero, Elon' emerged later on March 5, 2021, when Twitter user @davfilmsx3 shared the drawing with that caption, igniting a wave of reactions.
Timeline
- 2019-03Reddit user u/Watchieboy posts a drawing of Elon Musk, seeking feedback.View original Reddit post↗
- 2021-03Twitter user @davfilmsx3 shares the drawing with the caption 'You Are My Hero, Elon.'View tweet↗
How it spread
The meme gained traction when Elon Musk himself responded to a tweet featuring the drawing on July 1, 2021, saying, 'It's like looking in a mirror.' This interaction led to a surge in shares, especially within the cryptocurrency community, where it became a symbol of both fandom and irony.
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