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Beyoncé gives Kamala Harris ‘permission to use freedom’ for campaign
Beyonce the vice president has allowed Kamala Harris to use her hit Freedom during her presidential campaign, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Harris, 59, wasted no time in using the song. She walked the track Monday evening on her first official visit to her campaign headquarters in Delaware.
According to CNN, the Harris campaign asked Beyoncé’s representatives for permission to use the song. The Houston singer is known for keeping a close eye on her music catalog – even though she hasn’t officially approved it yet Harris as presidentrenewing rights for the song was a strong indicator of support for the vice president’s campaign.
The use of the song in the campaign is just the latest example of Harris capitalizing on the support of young voters and capitalizing on Gen Z trends.
After chairman Joe Biden announced on Sunday, June 21, that he would do so not stand for re-election and formal supported his vice presidentan outpouring of support for Harris was seen from celebrities and social media users alike.
One of these was British singer Charli XCX, who is currently riding a wave of success online following the release of her latest album, Brat.
On X, Charli XCX posted“kamala IS brat,” referring to Gen Z who turned her album title into a summer aesthetic.
The Harris campaign fully embraced the support — and responded by creating a new X header image which resembled the singer’s minimalist lime green album cover with the words “Kamala HQ” in a matching font.
While the “brat” aesthetic has confused older demographics — prompting major news networks like CNN to report on what exactly the term means — it has seemingly reinvigorated the highly sought-after 18 to 25-year-old demographic was introduced prior to the November crisis. election.
Support for Harris among young voters online is almost inevitable. In the days since Biden endorsed Harris, memes and video mash-ups have taken over social media platforms, often using Charli
