In what has become a recurring theme in Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign events, a Houston rally turned into a fiasco as the vice president was met with loud boos and jeers after luring thousands of attendees under the pretense of a star-studded concert featuring music icons like Beyoncé. The much-anticipated performance never materialized, leaving the crowd disappointed and angry.
Harris’ team had packed Shell Energy Stadium on Friday, promising a night of entertainment with performances from big-name artists such as Willie Nelson, Kelly Rowland, and hometown favorite Beyoncé Knowles. For many attendees, it wasn’t a political rally they were eager to attend—it was the possibility of seeing their favorite stars in action. But when the concert failed to happen, the crowd quickly turned hostile, drowning out the vice president with boos as she took the stage for her speech.
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The event wasn’t a standalone case but part of a broader pattern in which Harris has booked musical performers ahead of her rallies in an attempt to draw large crowds. In recent months, Harris has hosted similar events with artists like Megan Thee Stallion and Usher, giving the impression that thousands of people were coming to hear her political message. However, videos from these rallies have repeatedly shown audiences heading for the exits as soon as the concerts ended—before the vice president even begins speaking.
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