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Atlanta, GA – July 31, 2024– In a show of support for Vice President Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign, rapper Quavo delivered a heartfelt endorsement at a rally held at Georgia State University. Harris, who is seeking the Democratic nomination following President Joe Biden's resignation, has garnered significant attention and support from various public figures.
During the event, Quavo, a member of the rap group Migos, emphasized his commitment to addressing gun violence. Reflecting on his personal experiences, Quavo stated, “You can’t understand the struggle of gun violence if you’re not in the field or in the heart of it.” He praised Harris for her proactive stance on the issue, highlighting her efforts to pass substantial gun safety legislation and their previous discussions at the White House.
Quavo’s speech resonated with many in the audience, particularly in a city deeply connected to the culture and history of hip-hop. He expressed his belief that Atlanta, as the “birthplace of the culture,” is an ideal setting to support Harris’s historic candidacy as the first African-American woman to run for president.
In her response, Harris paid tribute to Quavo’s contributions, referencing Migos' hit song “Walk It Talk It” in a critique of former President Donald Trump. “As my friend Quavo would say,” Harris quipped, “He does not walk it like he talks it.”
The rally, marked by its vibrant atmosphere and powerful messages, showcased the growing coalition of supporters rallying behind Harris’s campaign as she seeks to make history in the upcoming election
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