Violent Anti-Musk messaging appears in NYC: “Who Will Kill Elon?” stickers and graffiti spark outrage

Shocking images have surfaced online showing threatening stickers with the phrase "Who Will Kill Elon?" posted on a parking meter in Brooklyn, New York. The footage, now circulating widely on social media, features a visibly disturbed bystander who filmed the scene and commented, “This is a serious threat… This is really sick.”

The incident comes amid a noticeable spike in hostility toward Elon Musk and his company, Tesla. In recent weeks, dozens of Tesla showrooms and vehicles have been vandalized across the country, prompting growing concern from federal authorities.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi recently labeled the attacks as acts of domestic terrorism, vowing that those responsible will face significant legal consequences. Meanwhile, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirmed that teams are actively investigating the attacks on Tesla facilities and related “swatting” incidents.

In a further escalation, some online activists reportedly created a website with an interactive map pinpointing alleged addresses of Tesla vehicle owners, sparking fears for public safety.

The appearance of these Brooklyn stickers is part of a broader campaign of aggressive rhetoric targeting Musk, including a now-deleted video titled "Kill Tesla, Save The Country" that led to the banning of controversial political strategist Rick Wilson from 𝕏, the platform owned by Musk.

As the situation intensifies, allies of Musk, including media figure Alex Jones, have publicly expressed support. In a promotional move, Infowars announced a giveaway of a Tesla Cybertruck, aimed at rallying supporters amid the ongoing wave of threats and anti-Tesla actions.

The FBI’s investigation remains ongoing, and federal officials have assured the public that such threats are being taken seriously at the highest levels.