The 5 Worst Things About The Tesla Model 3 (Parody Video)
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Tesla is such a polarizing brand that its vehicles are either loved by those who have driven them or hated by those who think Elon Musk is a socialist/anarchist (take your pick) who’s hell bent on riding his magic flying rocket around and touting the dangers of climate change whilst making billions off the wild hordes of spell-bound believers.
This plays out in the stock market as well, where the believer bulls are pitted up against the bogus bears, determined to short the stock until the bitter end. In mainstream and social media, we see it manifest itself in the form of lists of the “Top 3/5/10 things I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE about my Model 3/S/X” and the opposite.
One bombastic YouTuber played off of the polarizing nature of Tesla with a parody of the 5 WORST things about the Tesla Model 3. The video provides some much needed levity at a time when tensions with Tesla and global politics both track at record highs in developed countries around the world.
Gems include not enjoying driving internal combustion engine cars anymore, complaining that there haven’t been any new features pushed to the car this week, in addition to calling Elon Musk “Mr. Tesla.”
Check out the video below for all the juicy morsels and a bit of a laugh.
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