On the eve of one of the most closely watched stock market debuts in history, a giant shirtless inflatable of Elon Musk appeared over Times Square, its torso bearing a stark accusation.
The balloon rose above New York's Times Square on Thursday, 11 June 2026, depicting the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive as shirtless with a tattoo reading: 'Space's Grok makes AI child porn.' The organisers were unidentified at the time of publication. The display arrived as Morgan Stanley, a co-lead underwriter on the SpaceX IPO, circulated revenue projections with potential investors that could further increase Musk's already substantial fortune.