President Donald Trump and billionaire oligarch Elon Musk are fighting. Like, fighting fighting. And social media is enjoying the drama in the only way it knows how: By sharing memes.

In this episode of “The Simpsons,” two monkeys are fighting each other and are surrounded by people who are cheering them. In this case, Trump and Musk are fighting. Kamala Harris, Vladimir Putin, Joe Biden, Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi are the spectators.

The girls are fighting, and social media is sat. The post Here They Are: The Best Memes Of Trump & Musk’s Internet Crashout (So Far) first appeared on Her Campus.

Social media users reacted with glee -- and a whole lot of "Mean Girls" memes -- on Thursday as Elon Musk and Donald Trump called each other names and issued threats on their respective platforms X and Truth Social.

It took less than a day for the great Donald Trump-Elon Musk split to reshape debates over billionaire power and influence in American capitalism.

The term TACO, which means Trump Always Chickens Out, was coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong.

Elon Musk is calling on Americans to urge their senators and representatives to “kill" the “big, beautiful" budget bill backed by President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson.

A viral meme accusing Trump of bluffing on trade has become a Tuesday tradition. But with real tariffs now taking effect, the joke might be on the economy.

World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture launched by President Trump and his sons, plans to invest in the president’s meme coin, seemingly resolving a dispute between the two crypto firms tied to

"TACO trade," which stands for "Trump always chickens out," was coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong but has since spread across Wall Street and the internet, mocking the president's back-and-forth on tariff policies.