When you’re the daughter of the world’s most famous billionaire, online commentary comes with the territory. But Vivian Jenna Wilson, the 21-year-old model and daughter of Elon Musk, recently proved she’s more than capable of handling the internet’s spotlight—and with a brilliant sense of humor. A simple, snarky comment on her TikTok asking to “hear her real voice” sparked a response that has since captivated millions.
@dailymail Elon Musk’s daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, playfully responded to comments asking to hear her ‘real voice’. The 21-year-old also commented on her own video, writing ‘i was trying so hard not to burst out laughing plsđź’€’ #musk #usa #news #vivian
Wilson’s reply was a masterclass in comedic timing and deadpan delivery. Staring directly into the camera, she calmly told the commenter, “You brought this cringe upon yourself though. I’m f**king bored.” Then, as the beat of Stray Kids’ “God’s Menu” dropped, she seamlessly shifted her voice to a deep, powerful baritone, belting out the line, “Cooking like a chef, I’m a five-star Michelin.” She ended the clip with a stone-faced expression, simply captioning it: “There was an attempt.”
The video exploded online, amassing over three million views and a flood of positive reactions. Fans were quick to praise her unexpected vocal talent and her clever way of clapping back. “Girl have you ever thought about being a metal singer????????????????” one user wrote, while another celebrated the moment as a funny and relatable act of self-expression from a trans woman. Wilson herself joined the fun in the comments, revealing, “I was trying so hard not to burst out laughing pls.”
The viral moment is a testament to the unique path Wilson is carving for herself. Since coming out as transgender and legally distancing herself from her father’s last name in 2022, she has built a career in modeling, appearing at New York Fashion Week and on the cover of The Cut. Her witty and confident online presence continues to endear her to a growing audience, proving that her voice—in every sense of the word—is entirely her own.
