You know, maybe these arrogant celebrities should check a person’s background before they include the person in anything.
Oprah Winfrey included a TikTok video from Blaire Allison, who said, “I don’t know how people are affording life right now.”
The clip was only four seconds long, but people noticed.
The thing is, Allison does not support VP Kamala Harris.
“I had no clue that clip would be shared while she interviewed Kamala Harris. I have made it very clear I do not support Kamala Harris, at all,” Allison said in her video. “I wish there were rules in place where national television shows must be granted permission before using a creator’s content. At the least, they should notify the creator before airing it on National TV.”
Right? I wonder if anyone else in the ad support Harris. Maybe they don’t support either one? That is possible!
Allison mocks Harris’s infamous word salads in her epic response (emphasis mine):
“So I got my four seconds of fame on the Oprah Winfrey show and of all people to be her guest, let me show you who it was,” said the woman in the video, Blaire Allison, before sharing a clip that evidently featured her saying, “I don’t understand how people are affording life right now.”Foregoing the mental gymnastics required to dismiss Harris’ culpability for the current state of economic duress felt by millions of Americans living paycheck to paycheck, the featured social media user turned to impersonating the vice president’s speech patterns as she explained, “To my Americans, let me make something perfectly clear. M’kay? I do not support Harris for president. M’kay.?”“I want to be unburdened by who has been in the White House the last three-and-a-half years. M’kay,” she added.“As I stand here today, on this stage, standing on this stage today, the day after yesterday, I just want you to know, m’kay, how I stand. And how I stand today is that I do not support Harris for president, m’kay? M’kay,” the impersonator went on before pretending the cameras had stopped filming while further mocking the heavily scripted campaign by suggesting the questions had been given to her days in advance.Social media users reveled in the opportunity to counter the astroturf support that had included the likes of Ben Stiller, Chris Rock and Meryl Streep calling in at the beginning of the event as Allison added a statement on her TikTok account that explained, “Many have asked if the Oprah Winfrey show asked for my permission to post my TikTok. No, they didn’t.”
Awful. Let’s help Blaire go viral for the right reason.
Again, make sure the people you include in your ad actually support you. This is hilarious. I’m tempted to ask the others in the ad if they support Harris or thoughts about Oprah using their video.
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