On the eve of Election Day, Philadelphia was ablaze with energy as Kamala Harris took the stage for her final “Get Out The Vote” rally, featuring iconic figures like Oprah Winfrey, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry. Held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, this rally marked the last major push to mobilize voters, urging them to show up at the polls. The event, which was filled with powerful speeches and performances, captured national attention, with fans and celebrities alike taking to social media to celebrate and promote the moment.
Oprah Winfrey, a powerhouse in American media, traveled to Philadelphia to introduce Kamala Harris at the rally, wearing a shirt emblazoned with “Yes she can.” Her appearance and endorsement of Harris ignited social media. Known for her advocacy and commitment to social justice, Oprah’s speech was charged with urgency and hope.
Oprah Winfrey, holding hands with Kamala Harris: “If we don’t show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again… We are voting to save ourselves from this precipice of danger where we now stand, all the anxiety and the fear you’re feeling, you’re feeling that because you sense the danger, and you change that with your vote.”
Her support for Harris resonated with Twitter users, who shared their excitement and appreciation for Oprah’s powerful words.
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In her speech, Oprah introduced Will.i.am, who performed “Yes she can,” a song written to rally support for Harris. The performance added an emotional, musical touch to the rally, reflecting the hopeful spirit of the night.
Another powerful voice at the rally was Lady Gaga, who delivered an electrifying performance of “God Bless America” before speaking directly to the crowd about the importance of women’s voices in this election. Gaga’s message emphasized the historic role women play, both as voters and as forces of change.
"For more than half of this country’s life, women did not have a voice," she reminded the crowd. "Yet we raised children, we held our families together, we supported men as they made decisions. But tomorrow, women will be a part of making this decision… Pennsylvania, it’s your turn. The country is depending on you."
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Pop star Katy Perry also took the stage in support of Harris, performing her hits “Dark Horse” and “Firework.” She shared her personal reason for supporting Harris, referencing her young daughter.
"Four years ago, I became a mother – best decision I ever made… I know she [Kamala Harris] will protect my daughter’s future and our family’s future."
Christina Aguilera, another music legend, appeared at a rally in Nevada, where she performed her iconic song “Fighter.” She used her platform to emphasize the importance of using one’s voice and the power of voting.
"Tonight, I am here in honor of the people who have fought to give us the privilege to be heard. Let’s raise our voices and vote for freedom," she said.
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The event not only energized those present but also set Twitter and social media abuzz. As celebrities like Oprah, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry brought attention to Harris’s campaign, their messages reached millions of followers, spreading the rally’s message far beyond Philadelphia. The support of high-profile figures like Oprah and Gaga helped bridge the gap between politics and pop culture, making the message of voting accessible and relatable.
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This final rally in Philadelphia will undoubtedly be remembered as a defining moment in Kamala Harris’s campaign, representing unity, hope, and the strength of collective voices. As Oprah eloquently put it, “voting is an opportunity to steer the country away from fear and toward a future of healing and progress.” The tweets and messages on social media reflect the influence of these celebrity endorsements and the impact they have on a diverse audience, motivating citizens to make their voices heard.
This Election Day, as Oprah and others reminded the crowd, every vote counts, and this vote is about the future of America.
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