Trump launches memefest with Tesla Model S review and Internet can't stop saying 'everything's computer'

WASHINGTON, DC: If you’ve been scrolling through X (formerly Twitter) lately, you might have seen people cracking jokes about “Everything is computer”—and if you’re confused, we’ve got you covered.

The internet’s latest memefest comes straight from President Donald Trump, who once again gave social media a goldmine of content after a White House moment involving Elon Musk, a fleet of Teslas, and some classic Trumpisms.

Trump, Elon Musk, and the Tesla spectacle at the White House

It all went down when Elon Musk rolled up to the White House with a lineup of Teslas - and Trump was absolutely mesmerized by the whole thing.

"Wow, that's beautiful," Trump marveled as he climbed into a shiny red Tesla Model S like a kid in a toy store.

But the moment that sent social media into overdrive came when Trump reacted to the Tesla’s ultra-minimalist, all-digital interior. "This is a different panel than I've ever — everything's computer!" he exclaimed.

And just like that, a meme was born.

The phrase — "Everything is computer!" — was just too perfect. It had the same energy as his iconic past lines like “Look at my African American over here” or “Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.” It was peak Trump, in a nutshell.

A deluge of 'Everything is Computer' memes

The second Trump uttered those words, social media absolutely exploded with memes.

But Trump wasn’t just there to gawk at Tesla’s high-tech dashboard - he was there to show his support for Musk, whose company has been struggling amid stock drops, sales issues, and political tensions.

Earlier that morning, Trump took to Truth Social to defend Tesla. "The Radical Left Lunatics, as they often do, are trying to illegally and collusively boycott Tesla, one of the World's great automakers, and Elon's 'baby,' in order to attack and do harm to Elon, and everything he stands for," the president wrote.

Trump announced that he was putting his money where his mouth is. "I'm going to buy a brand new Tesla tomorrow morning as a show of confidence and support for Elon Musk, a truly great American," he added.

Sure enough, by the end of the day, Trump had secured his own Tesla Model S - which starts at nearly $80,000, per the Daily Mail.

Trump goes all in on Tesla

Now, before you picture Trump zooming around the White House grounds in a silent, high-tech EV, it's worth noting that the car isn’t actually for him.

Instead, Trump said his staff would be using the Tesla, specifically naming Margo Martin - a loyal aide who’s been with him since his first administration and stuck around through Mar-a-Lago and back to the White House.

Of course, Martin was all in. "I love it. We're going to have fun," she gushed.

But before they start cruising, the car might need some repair work first.

The Tesla Model S isn’t exactly flawless. In fact, it has a whopping 37 safety recalls, according to Wired. Some of the biggest concerns are airbag issues, power-steering problems, faulty door handles, and warped brake discs.

Also, let’s not forget the major recall of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving feature last year - because many of the cars were speeding and failing to stop properly.

Because one Tesla wasn’t enough, Trump also reportedly bought his granddaughter a Cybertruck, according to CBS reporter Kathryn Watson.

If the Model S is a rolling computer, the Cybertruck is a tank disguised as a car.

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