Netizens found themselves laughing hard on October 26, when Donald Trump commented about Beyoncé endorsing Kamala Harris. The Republican candidate was at a Traverse City rally when he took a jab at Harris and said that she was at a dance party.
Trump's comment came on the head of Harris' campaign rally in Houston’s Shell Energy Stadium, which featured Beyoncé. Appearing at the October 25 event, the Halo singer confirmed her long-anticipated endorsement for Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, and gave a speech about reproductive rights.
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Trump, who reacted to the news of the endorsement the next day, ended up triggering a flurry of hysterical reactions from netizens. Pointing out how Trump seemed to be wanting to join Beyonce's dance party, an X user tweeted:
"he knows he wants to be at the dance party so bad 😭"
With the video of Trump reacting to Beyoncé's endorsement going viral, the internet was flooded with chuckle-worthy reactions from netizens:
"he’s so mad he didn’t get invited," said one user.
"he wanted to see beyoncé so bad😭😭😭," joked another user.
"He’s so unserious… he looks so mad 😭," tweeted an X user.
"Indirectly saying he wanted to go to party," said a netizen.
The jab seemed to have backfired on the Republican candidate as he received hysteric responses such as:
"A dance party with Beyoncé lmaaao," tweeted an X user.
"he just mad he cant get someone on beyonces level 😂," said another user.
"he’s kicking and screaming inside," joked a netizen.
"the way he says Beyoncé 😂 he’s a walking, talking SNL sketch," said an X user.
Exploring Beyoncé's appearance at Kamala Harris' October 25 Houston rally
People started speculating about Beyoncé's plans to endorse Kamala Harris in July 2024, when she allowed Harris to use the hit song, Freedom, for election campaigns. The Democratic candidate kick-started the election campaigning in late summer with the same song.
The Grammy-winning singer put an end to the much-anticipated speculations on October 25, when she appeared at Harris' Houston rally. She addressed the crowd by saying that she was not attending the event as a celebrity but as a mother.
Beyoncé said she was worried about America's future and about the type of country where her children would grow up. She stressed how the U.S. needed unity, positivity, a sense of community, and humanity while praising Kamala Harris for working towards the same.
She also talked about reproductive rights and highlighted how important it was for people to have the freedom to control and make decisions for their bodies.
The Single Ladies singer ended her speech by presenting the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, to the audience:
"It's time for America to sing a new song. Our voices sing a chorus of unity. They sing a song of dignity and opportunity. Are y'all ready to add your voice to the new American song?"
She confirmed her endorsement of the presidential candidate while saying:
"Ladies and gentlemen, please give a big, loud, Texas welcome to the next president of the United States, Vice President Kamala Harris."
Beyoncé did not perform any songs at the presidential campaign rally in Houston. However, the popularity of the singer reportedly ended up drawing a large crowd both at the live event and on telecasts of the campaign rally.
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