‘Confused’ Barron watches Trump and ‘best friend’ Elon Musk dance under YMCA at Mar-a-Lago Thanksgiving

Elon Musk’s “first friend” joined Donald Trump and his family Mar-a-Lago for Thanksgiving – with footage showing a seemingly “bewildered” Barron watching as the two men dance YMCA.

The elected president was surrounded by friends, family and the ever-present tech billionaire at his West Palm Beach, Fla., resort on Thursday night.

In a video posted by Musk on the Internet, Trump is seen sitting between his own 18-year-old son and Musk with his wife, Melania, next to Berron in the ballroom.

On video Trump’s campaign anthem can be heard rumbling in the background, beckoning to take a seat a jig from both Musk and Trump.

The incoming head of Department of Public Administration Efficiency he can be seen gently nodding his head while Trump shouts “bam, bam, bam” and hits the table in tandem.

Noticing Musk’s more measured movements, the president-elect tapped him several times on the shoulder, prompting the Tesla boss to raise his hands.

Barron seems to look on awkwardly as his father turns to him and laughs.

Social media users were quick to comment that Barron looked “uncomfortable” and “embarrassed” during the meeting.

“Wow. Elon Musk couldn’t get any family members to spend Thanksgiving with him except his mom who relies on him,” wrote one user X. “And Trump paid his third wife to join. Even Barron looks embarrassed for them. What FAILURES”.

Another person wrote on X: “Barron looks uncomfortable. The body language of everyone at that table is strange.”

“Barron’s like, ‘Okay, we’ve had enough of this song, Dad,'” a third man chimed in.

“Ilon was adopted by the Trump family,” added another.

Trump’s daughter Tiffany, son Eric, daughter-in-law Lara and Musk’s mother May also joined the Trumps for Thanksgiving.

Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone, who recently called Trump a “second founding father” and compared him to George Washington, was also spotted at the holiday party talking to Trump and Musk.

In the weeks since the election, Musk has become a regular at Mar-a-Lago, even jokes the newly elected president that he “can’t get him out” of the house in Florida. The tech billionaire joined Trump on phone calls to foreign leaders, and the president-elect accompanied Musk to the launch of his SpaceX Starship rocket in Texas.