- Rapper is standing up for Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris (59), the Democratic candidate running for the U.S. presidency, received musical support at her major campaign event in Atlanta that likely thrilled her younger audience. At the rally in the Convocation Center of Georgia State University, rapper Megan Thee Stallion (29) livened up the crowd with some of her hits.
Megan Thee Stallion Livened Up the Crowd
By doing so, the "Hot Girl" performer openly showed her support for the designated presidential candidate, who is expected to face former Republican U.S. President Donald Trump (78) in November. As reported by U.S. portal "TMZ", Megan Thee Stallion performed with some background dancers and played tracks like "Girls in the Hood" and "Savage".
On TikTok, Harris posted a joint video with the rapper. "This is your girl, Megan Thee Stallion aka Hot Girl Coach. I'm live with the future President of the United States. What do you have to say to the Americans?", the 29-year-old asks. "We're not going back," Kamala Harris responds.
Also present at the campaign event was Atlanta native rapper Quavo (33), who expressed his support for Harris on the podium. This places the two musicians among an illustrious group of prominent supporters of the current U.S. Vice President, who has now entered the presidential race following the withdrawal of the incumbent candidate and current U.S. President Joe Biden (81).
Kamala Harris Can Count on Numerous Celebrity Support
Notable stars who have already expressed their solidarity with the politician include Cardi B (31), George Takei (87), John Legend (45), Ariana Grande (31), Katy Perry (39), Jamie Lee Curtis (65), and many more.
For example, the stars Jeff Bridges (74), Sean Astin (53), Mark Hamill (72), Joseph Gordon Levitt (43), Josh Gad (43), Michael Kelly (55), Lance Bass (45), Misha Collins (49), and Doug Jones (64), among others, have joined together under the title "White Dudes for Harris". Their aim is to gather votes and donations for Harris.
This action was inspired by the Zoom group "Black Women for Harris", which raised over 1.5 million U.S. dollars in donations for the Democratic politician within a short time last week. According to CNBC, "White Dudes for Harris" has raised a further four million U.S. dollars.
Megan Thee Stallion's electrifying performance during Kamala Harris's election campaign event in Atlanta showcased her support for the Democratic candidate. The rapper performed hits like "Girls in the Hood" and "Savage," and later, Harris shared a TikTok video with her, expressing their shared message, "We're not going back."
As more celebrities rally behind Kamala Harris, artists such as Quavo and the group "White Dudes for Harris" are actively supporting her presidential bid, aiming to gather votes and donations.
