Jimmy Kimmel railed against Elon Musk for appearing at Donald Trump‘s Pennsylvania rally, where the late night host said he made a “terrible” entrance.

Kimmel shared a clip with the Live audience of Musk leaping onstage beside Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday (Oct. 5), which he set to the sound effects of Mario jumping in the Super Mario games. “Say what you want about Elon, the man is absolutely dripping with charisma,” Kimmel joked.

He then showed Musk’s awkward leap in slow motion. “You know at the end of a comedy in the ’80s they do a freeze frame explaining what happened, that’s that right there,” he said.

Kimmel went on to blast Trump and Musk’s newfound friendship, noting they both openly criticized each other in the past on social media. “They’re both so terrible,” he said. “Twitter-dee and Twitter-dum.”

He continued, “You know even Trump hates this guy. The guys called him a BS artist. He posted about Musk visiting him in the oval office, he wrote, ‘When Elon Musk came to the White House asking me for help I could have said, ‘Drop to your knees and beg,’ and he would have done it.'”

Kimmel pointed out that Musk wrote in 2022 that Trump “would be 82 at the end of term, which is too old to be chief executive of anything, let alone the Untied States of America.”

“And now they’re really good pals!” Kimmel said. “Isn’t that something?”

The late night host also shared an ominous looking photo of Musk and Trump shaking hands with each other.

“This photo is all you need to know about it because it’s rare you get to see two devils making a deal with each other. It does happen,” he said.

Trump’s rally occurred in the same venue in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a 17-year-old attempted to assassinate him in July. Musk publicly endorsed Trump for the first time after the assassination attempt, writing on X, “I fully endorse President Trump and hope for his rapid recovery.”

At the rally, Musk urged voters to vote for Trump “to preserve democracy in America,” before adding, “If they don’t, this will be the last election. That’s my prediction,” per The New York Times.

Jimmy Kimmel Live airs on weeknights at 11:35/10:35c on ABC.