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When Elon Musk tweets, the post will get an immediate flood of responses from fans all over the world. Among the meme responses, bots, and trolling, the majority of users understood Musk’s tweet.

Musk’s Twitter message was brief and to the point: “Veridis Quo.” Musk tweeted just one minute before this post: “Tesla Plaid S cruising around Austin with volume at 11 is sublime.”

If we pronounce the title aloud, “Veridis Quo” sounds like “Very Disco.” However, the actual meaning is yet to be described by Elon Musk himself through his social media account.

Of course, the phrase “Veridis Quo” also has a Latin meaning. Veridis Quo is a great play on the Latin phrase “Quo Vadis,” which means “Whither goest thou,” or simply, “Where are you going?”

Perhaps Musk was secretly posing a Latin question to his fans. Maybe he just likes Daft Punk. The people who follow know that Eon Musk’s Twitter posts are always confusing like this.

Elon Musk’s tweet “Veridis Quo” could be a reference to the Daft Punk song of the same name. We can assume Musk was listening to this while driving around Austin in his Tesla.

Veridis Quo appeared on Daft Punk’s iconic 2001 release, “Discovery,” and is something of a fan favorite. Aside from being a hit musically, the song has a clever hidden meaning.