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"So was Will on the Epstein list or the Diddy list?" — Internet reacts to Will Ferrell featured in Kamala Harris ad 

Social media is abuzz as comedian and actor Will Ferrell's unexpected cameo in Vice President Kamala Harris's recent public service announcement (PSA) sparked humor, curiosity, and controversy.

On November 3, 2024, a user @KaceeRAllen on X shared a video clip of Ferrell encouraging viewers to vote for Kamala Harris in the November 5, 2024, presidential elections.

As the clip gained traction across social media, many users on X speculated wildly, questioning whether Ferrell could be associated with controversial lists linked to either Diddy or Jeffrey Epstein.

"So was Will on the Epstien list or the Diddy list?🤔 Hollywood is garbage. Trump 2024," one person asked on X.

Netizens might have suggested that Ferrell's support of Kamala Harris could be seen as strategic, possibly to distance himself from associations with specific public figures or potential controversies.

The speculation was fueled by former President Donald Trump's past remark that, if re-elected, he would disclose the names allegedly connected to Jeffrey Epstein's activities in September 2024. However, no reliable evidence suggests that Will Ferrell was on any list connected to the parties or allegations associated with Sean Diddy Combs or Jeffrey Epstein.

Additionally, many users on X speculated that Will Ferrell's endorsement of Kamala Harris might be due to personal motives, with some suggesting it was an attempt to rehabilitate his public image or salvage his career.

"Either one thing will happen or perhaps both. 1) he's arrested for doing naughty things. 2)his career is over," one commented.
"Taking political advice from Elf Ferrell is like listening to a lecture on Subatomic Physics by Britany Spears," another commented.
"Of course he does along with all the other Hollywood actors and actresses and all the pop singers. They're trying to stay out of jail because they're all on that Diddy list," another wrote on X.
"Never really liked him, now for sure will never watch anything with him again," a netizen commented.

Some users expressed disappointment, with a few saying he had been their favorite comedian but no longer is due to his political stance. Meanwhile, others voiced support for Harris, describing her as a "cool leader" and encouraging others to vote for her.

"Man he was my favorite comedian not no more," a netizen wrote.
"Conversely, voting for Trump DOES show a person is not a good judge of character," a third commented.
"2/2 When will our humanity learn to choose correctly. Not the loud and orange leader but the cool leader, young and good spirited. Have a good future! Vote Kamela!," a user on X.

As reactions continue to pour in, it remains to be seen how this blend of comedy and politics will impact future public service campaigns. Neither Will Ferrell nor Kamala Harris has reflected on the reactions online.


Will Ferrell supports Kamala Harris in recent video campaign

On Sunday, November 3, Kamala Harris's political ad featuring Will Ferrell was released on Harris's official YouTube channel. The description under the video encourages viewers to support Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz in implementing policies that safeguard individual freedoms.

"Help Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz put policies in place that protect our fundamental freedoms and defeat Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans this election," the video description reads.

In a 30-second video clip titled "That Means You," Will Ferrell appears in a dark brown jacket with a beige inner lining, delivering a humorous yet impactful message.

He emphasizes the significance of the upcoming election, referring to it as one of the closest in U.S. history, and playfully encourages all "Garys" among the viewers to head out and vote.

"This election is going to be one of the closest in history. Your vote will make the difference. That means you, Gary. Oh blah, blah, blah; I'm just one person. No, shut the f**k up, Gary," he said, adding, "Last time, only a few thousand votes kept Trump out of office. And this time, we'll hold you personally responsible, Gary. Don't forget to vote, Gary."

As of November 5, 2024, the presidential elections in the United States are underway, and citizens and residents are closely following the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

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