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If that sentence sounds like gibberish to you, welcome! You’re in the right place. I’m 20, here to explain all the Gen Z Kamala Harris memes blanketing your X feed.Vice President Kamala Harris has been meme-able for a long time . You may remember theSince then, her hearty laugh and sometimes very random remarks have become ubiquitous audio clips and video edits on TikTok, Instagram, and X. Here’s everything you need to know about the moment’s most popular Harris memes.
“None of us just live in a silo. Everything is in context,” she said, in the middle of explaining how families and communities are important in supporting students. A smile crept across her face. “My mother used to—she would give us a hard time sometimes, and she would say to us, ‘I don’t know what’s wrong with you young people. You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?” Harris grinned, leaning forward toward the audience and letting out a big laugh.
There’s something hilarious about the sudden tone shift, something musical about the way she says “coconut,” something refreshing about hearing a vice president joke around. Whatever it is that gives the clip that special sauce, Gen Z quickly spun it into a TikTok audio, pairing the quote with on-screen text about situations that quickly turn from silly to serious.
To many young voters, Harris comes across as completely comfortable in her skin, smiling and laughing, untouched by the haters—all of this in true Charli fashion. As a fellowintern put it, “young people seem most endeared to the parts of that are a bit kooky and human.” Perhaps more importantly, just as Charli defies music industry standards, Harris challenges the norms of white- and male-dominated politics.
It really just feels like if you showed Harris the memes, she’d laugh. And wouldn’t that be nice, for a change?Flights, Courts, and Workout Classes: Here’s How the Microsoft Outage Impacted the DC Area
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