10 Trump-Supporting Celebs Who Have Said Racially Offensive Or Derogatory Things About Kamala Harris

1.Elon Musk

The tech bro falsely tweeted that Kamala is "quite literally a communist" and complained that she wants equal outcomes. Elon is currently the number one richest man in the world — I don't want to hear a damn thing he has to say about equality.

2.Lil Pump

The Miami rapper is an outspoken Trump supporter with a tattoo of the former president's mugshot on his thigh (yes, you read that correctly). On Twitter/X, he's shared numerous posts about Kamala, including one incorrectly stating that she "isn't even Black... she's Indian." Like Trump — who went viral this month for saying Kamala "happened to turn Black" — Lil Pump doesn't seem to understand that Kamala is both Black and Indian. I myself am mixed, and let me tell you, it's been wild seeing all the biracial discourse of late.

In a recent video, the rapper called Kamala derogatory names and swore on his father's grave that he would move out of the country if she won. "I swear on everything," he said.

3.Jon Voight

In a video posted on Twitter, the actor (aka Angelina Jolie's father) offered a dangerous view. "This is the war of our lifetime," he said before calling Kamala a "cackling hyena" and saying Americans must "vote for President Trump because he will save this nation." He also claimed that "the left is trying to take away your children and turn them into nonbinaries." But fear not! According to Jon, God will "protect this nation against the evil left." Sure, Jan.

Jon Voight / Twitter: @jonvoight

4.Swae Lee

After Biden stepped out of the presidential race and endorsed Kamala, the singer encouraged his followers not to vote for her.

Swae Lee / Twitter: @SwaeLee

He seemingly assumed that Black people would vote for her "just cuz you think she’s black." However, I've asked the BuzzFeed Community several times now who they're voting for and why. Of the 1,000-plus responses, I don't think I read a single one that said they're voting for Kamala simply because she's Black. The vast, vast majority of people seem to be voting based on issues like abortion rights or stopping Trump.

Swae Lee / Twitter: @SwaeLee

5.Roseanne Barr

On Twitter, the actor tried to make a point about the disadvantages of a two-party system. However, her argument dissolved into nonsense: "Even as a Trump supporter, I am not into shadowbanning or censoring anyone. In fact I want all candidates to have to answer tough questions. That’s why Kamala is a loser- she hides from the press and tries to knock the Green Party and RFK off the ballots and also jail Trump!"

6.Rob Schneider

The actor has shared several Tweets about Kamala. In one, he implied that she is not "inspirational."

In another, he encouraged his followers to vote against her. He made several false complaints in a list of grievances and used the hashtag #2ndAmendmentStrong — all in response to Biden pushing for common-sense gun laws. SMH.

7.Amber Rose

In July, Megan Thee Stallion performed at Kamala's Atlanta rally (and did a damn good job, too!). Well, on Adin Ross's livestream earlier this month, Amber accused Kamala and Meg of "pandering to Black people." She continued, "I think that [Kamala] thinks that that’s what Black people wanna see in order to vote for her. I think it’s absolute bullshit. I think that people, in general, just wanna know the policies. All that, you know, the extra stuff, it’s cool, you know, a concert and stuff like that, but what about the policies? How are you gonna make America great again? No pun intended!"

After the second night of the DNC, Amber made an Instagram video criticizing our VP. "Kamala should have a new slogan," Amber said. "It should be: Let’s manipulate Americans into thinking that everything is all good and everything is just funny and laughs and jokes and like, just cool ass music." She mentioned several issues like poverty-stricken war veterans, Americans experiencing homelessness, illegal immigrants, and people dying in wars. "That should be her new slogan. I think she should put that on a hat," she concluded.

8.Dean Cain

On an episode of The Alec Lace Show, the actor said, "She's very unlikable. California voters don't like her... I think she is very unlikable. I think the more she speaks, the worse she sounds. I mean, there are supercuts of her saying absolutely nothing." He took a shot at one of her common phrases, seemingly unaware that she's gone viral on social media for her so-called "ramblings." Just look at the coconut tree memes! Seems to me like Dean doesn't understand that he exists in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.

9.Dennis Quaid

On an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Dennis discussed Kamala and the Democratic party with the podcast host. "I really can't see her, like, being in charge," Dennis said. "She's flipped on everything except for plastic straws. She still wants to get rid of those."

10.And finally, Hulk Hogan

The WWE star spoke at an Ohio event to promote his new beer and asked the crowd, "You want me to body slam Kamala Harris?" He continued, "I said: Do you want me to body slam Kamala Harris? Do you want me to drop the leg on Kamala?"

He also brought up her mixed heritage, asking, "Is Kamala a chameleon? Is she Indian?" According to the Hollywood Reporter, he made a hand gesture to mock Native Americans — though we all know that Kamala's mother is from India and her father is from Jamaica. "I am going to get heat for that one, brother. That was not me. That was the beers talking."

Absolutely disgusting!