So, you guys, the political and showbiz worlds crashed together in a mess of drama when Amber Rose called out Vice President Kamala Harris over Megan Thee Stallion’s performance at a rally in ATL. The deal was, Megan was there getting the crowd hyped for Harris’ presidential push, busting out her bangers “Body” and “Savage,” and twerking like nobody’s business.
Amber Rose’s Critique
But Amber, she’s known for speaking her mind on social stuff, right? She went on social media and said she wasn’t feeling Megan’s sexy dance moves at a political event. She thinks it kinda makes the whole situation seem less serious and takes the spotlight off the important issues everyone should be talking about.
Divided Opinions
People are split over this. Some are backing Amber, saying that keeping politics and entertainment separate is a good idea, so the important stuff doesn’t get lost in the noise. But then you’ve got fans of Megan and Harris who think bringing in cool celebs is a smart way to get more young and different kinds of people interested in politics.
Megan Thee Stallion’s Defense
Megan, though, she’s not backing down. She said her gig was all about bringing some fun and motivation to the campaign trail. She’s big on using her fame to get people to vote and show love for Harris, especially the ladies and the young crowd. And her fans? They’re all about it, saying it’s a dope mix of fun and making a difference.
Megan’s Activism
Now, Megan’s no stranger to speaking up about important stuff and politics. She’s been all about social justice and telling her fans to get into the political scene. But Amber’s comments have really started a big ol’ debate about how much celebs should be a part of politics.
Future of Political Rallies
We’ll have to wait and see if this whole thing changes how politicians throw their rallies. It’s definitely got people talking about the fine line between having fun and keeping it serious when it comes to politics and famous folks. So stay tuned, ’cause this drama is just getting started and more people are jumping in with their two cents on it.
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Amber Rose Criticizes Kamala Harris’ Election Tactics During Edin Ross Livestream
Recently, Amber Rose appeared on social media star Edin Ross’ livestream for an open and frank conversation. During their chat, she shared her political views and commented on Megan Thee Stallion’s performance at Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign rally in Atlanta.
“I like Megan. She seems like a real person,” Amber said. When the topic turned to Kamala Harris, Rose didn’t hold back. “I think she’s targeting black people. She probably thinks she’s going to get their votes that way, but honestly, it’s complete bulls***,” she said.
Amber stressed that Harris should prioritize real political issues over flashy events. “People want to understand policies. Concerts and celebrity appearances are fine, but what about the actual plans? How are you going to ‘Make America Great Again’? No pun intended!”
Online reactions to Amber’s comments
After the interview was shared by The Shade Room, reactions poured in on social media. Many users discussed Amber’s comments, while others defended Megan’s performance. Megan Thee Stallion took to the stage at Harris’ Atlanta rally in a stylish blue pantsuit and performed her hits “Mamushi,” “Savage,” and “Body.”
Before performing “Body,” the rapper addressed the crowd, telling them, “I know my women love their bodies. And if you want to keep loving your bodies, you know who to vote for.” During her high-energy performance for about 10,000 supporters at Georgia State’s Convocation Center, Megan shouted, “Hotties for Harris!”
Critics on X (formerly Twitter) called the performance “inappropriate” and accused Harris’ campaign of inciting voters. Some right-wing users mocked her slogan, calling it “Hotties for Harris.”
Kamala Harris suggests new slogan
After the protest, Amber Rose shared an Instagram video of herself addressing the event. She acknowledged the enthusiasm of the large crowd and praised Harris’s rallying energy. However, she also accused the vice president of using entertainment to distract from serious issues.
“I thought Kamala should have a new slogan,” Amber said sarcastically. “It should be ‘Let’s trick Americans into thinking everything is fine – all smiles, jokes and great music – while veterans are struggling, people can’t afford food or rent, and life is getting harder.’ She should take her hat off to that!”
Her comments reignited online discussions about honesty in politics, celebrity influence and how campaign strategies connect – or disconnect – with the real struggles facing Americans today.
