Eminem joined the Democratic marketing campaign path tonight (October 22) to introduce former President Barack Obama at a Kamala Harris rally in Detroit. Eminem, a vocal critic of Vice President Harris’ opponent within the presidential race, took the stage to his 2010 single “Not Afraid,” however reasonably than performing, addressed the assembled crowd: “I’m right here tonight for a few necessary causes. As most of you understand, town of Detroit and the entire state of Michigan imply quite a bit to me. And going into this election, the highlight is on us greater than ever, and I feel it’s necessary to make use of your voice, so I’m encouraging all people to get out and vote, please.”
It was Obama, in actual fact, who ended up offering the night’s leisure. After being launched by the rapper, he admitted, “I’ve performed loads of rallies, so I don’t often get nervous, however I used to be feeling some kinda manner following Eminem.” The previous president then launched into the primary verse of “Lose Your self” to thunderous applause. Watch footage from the occasion beneath.
This look comes on the eve of the When We Vote We Win collection, which Bruce Springsteen will headline, beginning in Atlanta this Thursday, October 24. A second occasion, in Philadelphia, will observe on October 28. Extra will probably be introduced within the coming days, in accordance with Rolling Stone. Springsteen shot an endorsement video for Harris earlier this month. Eminem, in the meantime, supported the Joe Biden–Kamala Harris ticket again in 2020.
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This text was initially revealed on Tuesday, October 22, at 12:54 p.m. Japanese Daylight Time. It was final up to date on October 22 at 10:34 p.m. Japanese Daylight Time.
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