Vice President Harris’ ‘Meme’ Gains Popularity Among‌ Generation MZ Voters

The Vice President ⁤Harris ‌’meme’ is gaining​ popularity among generation ⁣MZ voters in ⁣the US, particularly with‍ the coconut​ meme becoming a symbol of ⁣Harris.

A team of ‘digital ⁢shock soldiers’ under 25 years old, known as the⁢ ‘Tik Tok Team’, created⁤ the sensation ‘meme politics’ with their unique ⁤and⁢ cheerful attitude.

Reporter Lim Kyung-ah​ reports from New York ‍on ⁢the US‍ presidential election televised‌ debate and ‌the ‍impact of the ‘Tik ⁤Tok Team’ on the campaign.

A 6-Second Video Goes Viral

Shortly after the debate, ‌a short video was posted on Vice⁢ President​ Harris’ official TikTok,​ adding a ‘meme’ from a popular‌ American ‘dance competition show’ to evaluate⁣ the discussion in ⁣just 6 seconds.

The number of views exceeded 8 ⁢million, showcasing the power of the ‘Tik Tok Team’ in creating engaging content.

Generation Z’s ‘Digital Rapid‍ Response’ Team

The ‘Tik Tok Team’ is run by five Generation Z employees under‍ the age of 25, who have ‍full control over⁢ planning ⁣and posting content in about 30 minutes.

This ‘digital rapid response’⁣ team attracted attention as soon⁣ as Vice President Harris took ⁤over the candidacy, using the hottest ‘meme’ and creating a social media explosion.

A New ​Strategy in Modern ⁤Politics

The ‘Tik Tok Team’s’ approach‌ was evaluated as “the most original⁢ strategy of ⁤modern politics” while thoroughly following the grammar of⁢ today’s generation.

A survey showed that Harris’s TikTok views are more than 100 million views more than the Trump camp, highlighting ⁣the impact of the ⁤’Tik Tok Team’s’ efforts.

The Impact on Voting

While it is unknown whether this⁢ enthusiastic response online will lead to actual voting, ‌the results of the MZ generation votes will be a point to watch in the tight race.

This is Lim Kyung-ah‍ from MBC News in New York.