Billionaire Elon Musk made his final pitch to voters: Donald Trump’s campaign is in full swing QAnon.

The world’s richest man posted a dizzyingly nostalgic “Trump hype video” on Monday night that begins with a threat: “If you do something bad to us, we will do things that have never been done before.” The audio is from originally from October 2020 Rush Limbaugh interview about Iran, is probably the most normal part of the supercut.

While “Jump” by Van Halen plays, Vaporwave and the revival aesthetic of the 80s and 50s flows across the screen and Trump explains that “2024 is our last fight.” The video also features Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple who brandished weapons outside their St. Louis mansion in 2020 to threaten Black Lives Matter protesters.

Trump then declares that “the future belongs not to globalists, but to patriots.” O in the word “patriot” turns into a Q. The rest of the letters quickly disappear and only those remain Q, for QAnon as an audio trumpet “Activation word: Ronald McDonald”.

Earlier in the day, Musk shared another QAnon favorite: Rumors about Pizzagate. He wrote, “The hammer of justice is coming,” and shared a misleading story about last year’s conspiracy theory.

The Trump hype video appears to have been created by an account called “National Revival,” which describes itself as “✞ Immortal Knight of Aryamehr ♛ Propaganda Minister of the Imperial State of Iranshahr.” The account posts similar video edits of Iranian politicians and the pinned video is a tribute to Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last monarch of Iran.

At the same time, Musk tweeted the video he failed for an hour to hold an “X town hall” at some point Task and asking people to just watch his episode with Joe Rogan.