Published 17:08 IST, November 8th 2020
Kamala Harris' victory song by Lilly Singh portrays VP-elect as 'The Lion King'; Watch
Lilly Singh on Nov 7 shared a video after Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris became the first woman of colour to be elected the VP of the United States
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YouTube star and talk show host Lilly Singh on vember 7 shared a video after Democratic Party candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were declared winner of 2020 presidential election by major US media outlets. In video titled, "Kamala Harris releases victory speech," Lilly reveals what Vice-President-elect and ' Lion King' have in common. hilarious video is going viral on Instagram and has alrey garnered more than 1 million views since it was shared last evening.
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'Can't wait to be King'
clip, featuring Lilly Singh as Kamala Harris, incumbent Donald Trump, and President-elect Joe Biden, shows California Senator celebrating her victory with a rap song. Lilly's version of Kamala savly answers all 'misogynist' and 'racist' questions thrown at her by Lilly's version of Donald Trump. video starts with Republican leer saying, "With an attitude like that I’m afraid you’ll make a pretty patic VP," to which Kamala replies, "Well, I’m t gonna let anybody tell me what to do, what to say or even who to fight for. re will never be a president like me."
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Lilly Singh portrayed Kamala as Simba from ' Lion King' and warned everyone to get rey for a vice president who is a woman and t white. "Let's reform our criminal justice system, make sure people of colour are t victims. My name is Kamala Harris, and I get things done. Oh, I just can't wait to be King, Oh I just can't wait to be King," Lilly's version of Kamala sings in video, projecting her as next president of United States by using ' Lion King' reference.
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Kamala Harris me history on Saturday after she became first woman, first Indian-American, first Black to be elected vice-president of United States. Joe Biden and Kamala, who has served as US Senator from California State, defeated incumbent Donald Trump and Mike Pence to bring Democrats back to White House after four years.
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17:08 IST, November 8th 2020