• American Vice President Kamala Harris has hit the top charts barely a week after endorsement as the Democratic Party ticket bearer.
  • Tiktok is singing her tunes, with many young people rallying support for her, in what has come to be called, project Coconut Tree.
  • "Meme her into Presidency" that's what the Gen Z's are saying. 
  • Kamala, who inside campaign sources say has convinced enough delegates to bag the top ticket, has been nicknamed 'momala', 'party girl' and 'brat' with her enthusiasm being called 'a Kamalamenomenon'.

American Vice President Kamala Harris has hit the top charts barely a week after endorsement as the Democratic Party ticket bearer, following Biden's Exit.

The VP has found grace on Tiktok, with many young people rallying support for her, in what has come to be called, Project Coconut Tree.

Clips of her funniest moments have gone viral with 'you think you just fell out of a coconut tree' gaining momentum to the extent of being used by her official campaign team.

"Meme her into Presidency" is what the Gen Z's are saying. 

Other catchy phrases that have inspired this movement include "big sister general", "the significance of the passage of time", and " to be unburdened by what has been".

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Kamala, who inside campaign sources say has convinced enough delegates to bag the top ticket, has been nicknamed 'Momala', 'party girl' and 'brat' with her enthusiasm being called 'a Kamalamenomenon'.

The idea of the first American female president has rocked the net, with majority pledging to turn out and vote against Donald Trump.

The November 5 poll is now being called "the Yassification of Kamala" by Tiktok Gen Z.

Supporters have come out in large numbers online to highlight her achievements as a politician, saying the opposition has been on a mission to paint her as clueless.

Non supporters who have found themselves on the Kamala train, say they hope society can meme her into Presidency.

Many say the energy around Kamala's campaign is similar to that of Barrack Obama's time. 

"We exist in the context," another quote taken from her speeches, has made voters pledge to vote like their lives depend on it, given Trump's proposed project 2025 plan.