Inside Elon Musk’s sex club crawl in Berlin

Elon Musk has reportedly explored Berlin’s sex clubs while in the country to open a new Tesla factory, and there’s speculation he was blocked from a famous nightclub.

Elon Musk reportedly explored Berlin’s sex clubs last week as he joined a fetish crowd in the German capital.

Speculation has been circulating online that the Tesla mogul was denied entry to exclusive nightclub Berghain during the trip to Europe, The Sun reports.

Musk marked the opening of Tesla’s new gigafactory located on the outskirts of Berlin last week.

Clubgoers reportedly spotted the billionaire in the KitKatClub on Friday before he went to other venues, Blick reported.

According to the fetishist club’s dress code, partygoers can wear latex, leather, glamour, or nothing at all.

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Elon Musk allegedly visited the KitKatClub in Berlin. Picture: Newsflash/Australscope

The club is renowned for its dress code that allows partygoers to wear lingerie or latex. Picture: Newsflash/Australscope

The KitKatClub, which opened in 1994, has the motto: “Do what you want but stay in communication.”

The club is decorated with ultraviolet light and extravagant paintings produced by the Berlin photographer Vigor Calma, who is known as “The Dreamer”.

But, photography is banned inside the venue.

The KitKatClub has the motto is ‘Do what you want but stay in communication’. Picture: Newsflash/Australscope

Musk also attended the electro-inspired nightclub Sisyphos after celebrating entrepreneur Adeo Ressi’s birthday.

Partygoers can immerse themselves in a festival-like atmosphere at the club.

The Tesla CEO was spotted despite trying to disguise his identity as he wore a Zorro mask.

Speculation is circulating online that Musk was refused entry from the famous Berghain nightclub after he told his Twitter followers he had refused to enter.

Berghain is one of the most exclusive nightclubs in Germany and has a notoriously strict door policy.

It’s renowned for its world-class techno music and high-end club culture.

Clubbers reportedly have stickers put over their phone cameras and photography is banned, according to the site Don’t Die Wondering.

Sven Marquardt, a guard at the club wrote in his 2014 memoirs: “I don’t mind letting in the odd lawyer in a double-breasted suit with his Gucci Prada wife.

“If they make a good impression, let them in.”

Sometimes, partygoers wait hours in line and there’s no guarantee that they will be allowed in.

Musk tweeted on Sunday: “They wrote PEACE on the wall at Berghain! I refused enter.”

Twitter users speculated that Musk had been rejected from the exclusive Berghain club. Picture: Brendan Smialowski / AFP

Musk ‘barred’

In a second post, he vented: “Peace. Peace? I hate the word. Those who do care about peace (myself aspirationally included) don’t need to hear it.

“And those who don’t care about peace? Well.”

He later tweeted: “Berlin rocks.”

Twitter users rushed to speculate that Musk had been denied entry.

One shared a meme that read: “Getting rejected from Berghain starter pack.”

A series of snaps showing Musk dancing, wearing a cowboy hat, and posing with his thumbs up were used in the meme.

Another posted: “It’s vibes bro you missed out.”

Some social media users claimed they were at Berghain when Musk was allegedly refused entry.

It’s not known if security staff denied the Tesla CEO entry.

Some Twitter users shared their experiences of getting rejected from Berghain.

One claimed security staff has denied them entry on eight occasions after waiting in lines for five hours.

Meanwhile, others branded Musk a “loser”.

Musk was in Germany for the official opening of the new Tesla electric car manufacturing plant near Gruenheide. Picture: Christian Marquardt / Getty Images

Musk was in Berlin as Tesla opened its first European “gigafactory”.

It’s set to produce up to 500,000 cars when it’s at full operation.

Musk danced as the first cars rolled out of the electric car plant.

It comes as it was revealed that the Tesla founder now owns a 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter.

It makes him the biggest shareholder as it’s four times the amount owned by founder Jack Dorsey.

He has more than 80 million followers on the site and his massive influence could produce big changes in the near future.

Last week, Musk was reportedly giving “serious thought” to building a new social media platform.

Musk had reportedly given serious thought to starting his own social media platform. Picture: Frederic J. Brown / AFP

A Twitter user asked: “Would you consider building a new social media platform, @elonmusk?

“One that would consist of an open-source algorithm, one where free speech and adhering to free speech is given top priority, one where propaganda is very minimal. I think that kind of a platform is needed.”

Musk responded: “Am giving serious thought to this.”

He asked his millions of followers a question about free speech.

He said: “Free speech is essential to a functioning democracy. Do you believe Twitter rigorously adheres to this principle?”

The answer was overwhelming as 70.4 per cent of users responded “no”.

More than 2 million people responded to the survey.

Musk followed up with another tweet, encouraging folks to “please vote carefully.”

He vowed: “The consequences of this poll will be important.”

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission.