"The unofficial campaign song"— Internet reacts to viral Kamala Harris highlights video remixed to Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us

Actor and comedian D.L. Hughley posted a viral video remixing clips of Kamala Harris to Kendrick Lamar's hit track Not Like Us. The video, which surfaced shortly after Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race and endorsed Harris, includes clips of Harris and Donald Trump, ending with a screen for the new Not Like Us video game.

Netizens could also see the disclaimer:

"NO OVH*ES WERE HARMED DURING THE MAKING OF THIS VIDEO."

This viral video garnered massive attention from the netizens who flooded social media platforms with their reactions. Here are some of the popular reactions found online:

A fan reacted to the viral video of Kamala Harris remixed to Kendrick Lamar's track, (Image via @realdlhughley/Instagram)

More fan reactions to the viral clip, (Image via @realdlhughley/Instagram)

Netizens also praised Kendrick Lamar and his hit track Not Like Us, which recently inspired a video game as well.

Fans react to using Not Like Us on the Kamala Harris clips, (Image via @realdlhughley/Instagram)

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Kamala Harris previously made a Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us reference at the 2024 BET Awards

The viral video that had taken the internet by storm, wasn't the first time that Harris was associated with Kendrick Lamar's popular diss track Not Like Us. On June 30, Harris made a surprise appearance at the 2024 BET Awards, through a pre-recorded bit, where she could be seen talking to the awards show host Taraja P. Henson on FaceTime.

In the middle of the conversation, both Harris and Henson expressed concern about the upcoming Presidential Elections, to be held this November. Henson said,

"Women’s reproductive rights are on the line, our Supreme Court is on the line. Our basic freedoms are being tested Madame VP! I know you’ve been traveling across the country, what have you been hearing."

The Vice President had further responded with an agreeing tone, and said,

"Yeah, girl I’m out here in these streets, and let me tell you — you’re right, Taraji, there is so much at stake in this moment. The majority of us believe in freedom and equality. But these extremists, as they say — they 'not like us.'"

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has received support from many Hollywood celebrities. After Joe Biden stepped down from the presidential race, actor George Clooney made a supportive statement to CNN:

"President Biden has shown what true leadership is. He’s saving democracy once again. We’re all so excited to do whatever we can to support Vice President Harris in her historic quest."

In June, a fundraiser was organized by Clooney and Julia Roberts, to raise funds for Biden's campaign. With more than $30 million, it became the largest Democratic fundraiser to date. Several other stars including Cardi B, Jamie Lee Curtis, Demi Lovato, Shonda Rhimes, Damon Lindelof, and Barbra Streisand endorsed Kamala Harris.

American film producer and philanthropist Abigail Disney was one of those people who were very transparent with the idea that Democrats wouldn't win with Biden this time. After he decided to step down, Abigail told CNBC that Kamala Harris was a good candidate and that she was again donating to the Democratic Party.