Megan Thee Stallion gave a powerful performance at Kamala Harris’s Atlanta rally tonight, July 30, to express her support for Harris’ presidential bid.
Megan announced on her Instagram that she is traveling to the South to deliver a spectacular performance starting at 7:30 p.m. ET. In the caption that accompanied the news, she wrote, “ATL HOTTIES SEE YOU TOMORROW 🇺🇸💙.”
Megan wouldn’t be dealing with Harris for the first time. In March 2023, Harris collaborated with Glamour to co-host a brunch at her Washington, DC, home in honor of Women’s History Month. Megan posted a gallery of pictures of herself and Harris arm-in-arm on her social media accounts.
Right after wrapping up her Hot Girl Summer tour, the rapper performed kid-friendly renditions of her hits at the vice president’s first campaign rally in Georgia.
Kamala Harris attracted a large crowd of more than 10,000 at the Georgia State Convocation Center on Tuesday (July 30), using the power of rap to engage young voters in her presidential campaign against Donald Trump.
Migos rapper Quavo kicked off the event by bringing attention to important issues and urging people to cast ballots. With a strong voice, Quavo spoke to the crowd about his dedication to ending gun violence.
Naturally, Megan looked good in a bright blue pantsuit that included a matching necktie, skin-tight bottoms, a button-down shirt, and a cropped jacket.
“I want to start off by saying Hotties for Harris!” Megan Thee Stallion announced as she took the stage at the Georgia State Convocation Center in Atlanta.
With a plethora of dancers at her side, the Hot Girl Coach wowed the crowd with energetic live performances of hits like “Savage,” “Body,” and the most recent hit, “Mamushi.”
As she performed the “Savage” remix, she told the crowd that “real savages” vote.
“I’m so happy to be here, Atlanta! We’re about to make history with the first female president,” Megan declared. “The first Black female president! Let’s get this done!”
Megan’s support arrives at a pivotal moment as Harris intensifies her campaign. The rapper’s popularity, particularly with younger voters, may boost Harris greatly in inspiring a crucial group of people.
