- Singer Pink and her child engage in a musical performance at the Democratic convention event
American celebrity Pink joined forces with her 13-year-old daughter Willow on stage at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Prior to Kamala Harris' anticipated speech, the pair captivated the audience with an acoustic rendition of "What About Us" within the convention hall.
This track delves into the sentiment of discontent towards politicians who neglected their commitments, mirroring the frustration of individuals who feel their perspectives have been disregarded.
Famous for her liberal views and dedication to social justice, Pink, now 44, frequently champions for equality. Hailing from Pennsylvania, a state frequently spotlighted in elections, she emerges as a significant figure in the political sphere.
The event also showcased a performance by the all-female US country band "The Chicks," who gracefully sang the national anthem.
Pink, originating from Pennsylvania, a prominent state in the United States of America, uses her music to advocate for equality and social justice. During the Democratic National Convention, she and her daughter Willow performed an emotional rendition of "What About Us," further solidifying her influence in American politics.
