In a delightful moment that has captured the attention of social media, one Tesla driver recently discovered just how playful the carmaker can be. While most drivers expect performance and tech from their electric vehicles, Tesla throws in something extra: humor. And that’s exactly what TikTok creator Fly Girl (@flygirldeeezy) unearthed when she tried a quirky voice command that got a surprising response.
Sitting in her Tesla Model S P85, Fly Girl enthusiastically demonstrated a bizarre trick. With a grin and a flick of her finger, she issued a bold voice command: “Open butt hole!”—a phrase no one would reasonably expect to work in a luxury vehicle. To the surprise (and delight) of viewers, the charging port obediently opened.
Captured in a now-viral video, the rear charging flap pops open like magic, punctuated by Fly Girl’s laughter and amazement. It’s a moment that feels uniquely Tesla—unexpected, irreverent, and totally shareable.
Building a Brand with Personality
Tesla’s reputation isn’t just built on sleek design or fast acceleration—it thrives on the brand’s ability to make people feel like they’re part of something different. The company’s blend of cutting-edge tech and lighthearted features gives owners a sense of connection far beyond what’s typical in the auto industry.
While other EV manufacturers often focus solely on range, price, or utility, Tesla adds a layer of personality. From its early days, the company courted pop culture references and humor, embedding Easter eggs into its software and embracing an offbeat brand identity. For example, the “S3XY” lineup (Model S, 3, X, and Y) was Elon Musk’s tongue-in-cheek nod to an auto naming scheme that never quite happened—“Model E” was blocked by Ford, so Musk improvised.
Tesla’s identity as a boundary-breaking brand with a sense of humor helped fuel its rise to prominence, especially when it leapfrogged legacy automakers in luxury car sales as early as 2019. That cultural cachet hasn’t entirely faded—even if public opinion of Musk himself has grown more polarized in recent years.
Easter Eggs That Keep Drivers Smiling
Tesla’s playful spirit doesn’t stop with cheeky voice commands. The software features a full suite of entertaining, often surprising functions. There’s the now-famous “Fart Mode,” which replaces turn signal noises with flatulent sound effects—an absolute hit among kids (and plenty of adults). Then there’s “Caraoke,” which lets passengers sing along to on-screen lyrics while the car’s high-quality speakers blast music.
Want to drive through a winter wonderland? “Santa Mode” transforms the car into a sleigh on the screen and fills the cabin with festive cheer. Or maybe you’d prefer “Romance Mode,” complete with virtual fireplace and smooth jazz to help set the mood.
These aren’t gimmicks—they’re sticky features that build emotional loyalty. Tesla’s vehicles don’t just take people from point A to point B; they make the trip memorable.
Voice Commands That Go Beyond the Ordinary
Beyond the novelty features, Tesla’s voice command system is surprisingly robust. Drivers can use natural speech to adjust climate controls, set navigation destinations, search the internet, or check vehicle diagnostics—all hands-free. Commands like “Open the Flux Capacitor” or “Activate the Millennium Falcon” might seem silly, but they serve the practical function of opening the charging port or toggling settings, all while keeping the experience fun.
And yes, “Open butt hole” is just another Easter egg—Tesla’s way of making even the mundane task of charging a little more entertaining.
A Driving Experience That Feels Personal
Tesla understands that cars are no longer just machines—they’re mobile extensions of our digital lives. By injecting humor, interactivity, and clever design into its software, the company has created something rare: a vehicle that genuinely surprises and delights.
Fly Girl’s video might be lighthearted, but it underscores a deeper truth. People don’t just want transportation—they want connection, personality, and even laughter. Tesla delivers that in ways few brands dare to try.
As EVs become more common and other automakers catch up in tech and range, it’s these small, unexpected moments that may keep Tesla in the hearts (and TikTok feeds) of drivers everywhere.
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