Properly, I’ve bought thrilling information: we’ve a room for all of us! Beyoncé is ready to open on Thursday and introduce us to Kamala Harris. As you already know, Kamala has been utilizing Beyoncé’s music “Freedom” repeatedly all through her presidential marketing campaign. Now, Beyoncé is formally getting into the political area. She’s taking a stand, very like how JAY-Z stepped up for Barack Obama, to assist the primary Black feminine candidate for president.
What do you concentrate on that?
I believe it’s going to be unimaginable! The Democratic Nationwide Conference kicked off final night time and, whereas it wasn’t star-studded, it featured some heavyweights within the political realm—although not fairly just like the Republican Nationwide Conference, which had Hulk Hogan. Ha ha ha! Final night time, the Democrats had AOC and Jasmine Crockett, who’re stars in their very own proper and truly have one thing significant to say. So when you think about the influence Beyoncé can have, do not forget that it’s a special vibe than, say, Amber Rose. 🙄
From what I’ve heard, Beyoncé received’t be doing any speaking. She’ll simply be doing her factor whereas Kamala walks out. I’m not precisely positive the way it will play out, as normally a cherished one like Kamala’s husband would do the formal introduction. However it appears Beyoncé shall be concerned ultimately.
By the way in which, JAY-Z is reportedly on the town too. He’s working with Michael Rubin, Meek Mill, and the REFORM group. There’s one other rumor that JAY-Z would possibly make an look in Chicago, the place the conference is being held. I wouldn’t maintain my breath, however you possibly can guess he’s close by. Beyoncé is right here for this historic second, and whereas I want JAY-Z would lend his voice to the trigger in 2024, I perceive he’s surrounded by lots of Republican vitality within the enterprise world.
Generally, it’s greatest to remain low and give attention to your online business. However by means of Beyoncé, historical past shall be made.
