The race for the White House is heating up, and with Election Day just two weeks away, celebrities are joining the fray in a high-profile show of support for Vice President Kamala Harris. From iconic rappers to beloved actors and musical legends, these stars are using their platforms to mobilize voters and amplify Harris’s message across key battleground states.
Eminem Makes a Powerful Statement in Detroit
The rapper, known for his raw and powerful lyrics, took the stage at a Harris-Walz campaign rally in Detroit, Michigan. Addressing the crowd, Eminem stressed the importance of using one’s voice in a time when the spotlight is on us more than ever. He voiced his support for Harris, believing she champions a future where freedoms are protected and upheld, encouraging people to stand up for their beliefs without fear of retribution.
Bruce Springsteen Launches ‘When We Vote We Win’ Concert Series
The Boss is bringing his music to the campaign trail! The Harris campaign announced a concert series featuring Springsteen across battleground states. The series, aptly named “When We Vote We Win,” kicks off on Thursday in the Atlanta area and will hit key states like Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. This is a strategic move to energize voters in areas crucial for Harris’s success.
Usher and Lizzo: Atlanta and Detroit Rallies
Usher, the popular R&B singer, joined Harris at a rally in Atlanta, emphasizing her commitment to fighting for everyone’s rights and freedoms regardless of background. He highlighted her vision for an inclusive future that benefits all Americans. Lizzo, the Grammy-winning singer and rapper, rallied voters in her hometown of Detroit, calling Michigan the “swing state of all swing states.” She declared, “It’s about damn time!” referencing her 2022 hit song, underscoring her support for Harris as America’s first female president.
Julia Roberts and Stevie Wonder: Georgia Focus
Julia Roberts, the beloved actress, campaigned for Harris in Georgia, focusing on reproductive freedom and the importance of women’s voices in the political process. She urged women to speak with men, emphasizing the need for unified action. Stevie Wonder, the legendary singer-songwriter, added his voice to the campaign with a performance of “Happy Birthday” for Harris at a Georgia church. He used the occasion to encourage voter turnout, urging attendees to make a difference in the upcoming election.
Willie Nelson and Jennifer Garner: Virtual and In-Person Appearances
Willie Nelson, the country music icon, is hosting a virtual rally for Harris, featuring Whoopi Goldberg and Colorado Gov. Jared Polis. He will also appear alongside Harris at a rally in Houston, Texas. Jennifer Garner, the actress, has campaigned for Harris in Arizona and Pennsylvania, highlighting her support for small businesses, affordable housing, and tackling the housing crisis.
Samuel L. Jackson, Spike Lee Join Barack Obama at Springsteen Concert
Actors Samuel L. Jackson and director Spike Lee are set to join former President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen at the first “When We Vote We Win” concert in Clarkston, Georgia. This star-studded lineup adds another layer to the campaign’s efforts to mobilize voters and garner attention for Harris’s candidacy.
The campaign trail is abuzz with celebrity support for Vice President Kamala Harris. As Election Day approaches, these high-profile endorsements are likely to have a significant impact on voter turnout and the overall outcome of the election. It remains to be seen whether these celebrity voices will sway undecided voters and ultimately help Harris achieve victory.