The Internet Is Comparing Kamala Harris To The Vice President On "Veep," After A Clip Of Her Clapping Along To Protests Against Her Went Viral

She ’s the real - life VP Selina Meyer .

The internet has been drawing parallels for months between Vice President Kamala Harris and fictional vice president Selina Meyer onHBO comedy showVeep, and the viral joke seems to be getting more accurate by the day.

Most recently, an awkwardmomentfrom Harris’s trip to Puerto Rico has the internet cracking up.

Last Friday, Harris was seen exiting a community center inSan Juanand was met with a six-person group chanting and playing instruments.

In anow-viral clipseen by over 8.7 million people, Harris joyfully stops to observe the small group singing in Spanish.

Kamala Harris senselessly trip the light fantastic to strain protest her sojourn to US dependency of Puerto Rico , stops clapping once her aide translate it . 🎵 " We want to bonk , Kamala , what did you come here for ? We want to know what you think of the settlement . “pic.twitter.com / lkko4hCnW3

She seemingly assumes that they’re celebrating her visit as she smiles and excitedly claps along for several moments.

“We want to know, Kamala, what did you come here for?” theprotesters sing.“We want to know what you think of the colony,” they continue. “Long live free Palestine and Haiti, too.”

After watching Harris clap along, Mariana Reyes, the community center’s executive director — asidentified by the Associated Press— leans toward the vice president and explains what the group is saying.

It was at that moment that she realized…

Harris immediately stops clapping and stands with her hands together, appearing uncomfortable.

People online have been roasting the clip, with one user writing, “This is an episode of VEEP and you can’t tell me otherwise.”

This is an instalment of VEEP and you ca n’t secernate me otherwisehttps://t.co/qPzlYpreTr

“The funniest thing is how her aide, waited, let her do her little dance of hers and clap on that song before she translated the lyrics.”

The funniest matter is how her aide , wait , allow her do her picayune dance of hers and clap on that song before she translate the lyrics.https://t.co/pEWSk9mbjZpic.twitter.com/zH7R2QYpJ1

“I’ve never watched Veep, but I don’t see how it could possibly compete with real life Kamala Harris anyway.”

I never watch Veep , but I do n’t see how it could maybe contend with real life Kamala Harris anyway.https://t.co/J1uRMOYPge

This person wrote, “the gay man in me cannot resist the absolute allure of Kamala Harris. i’d follow her to hell and back, knowing full well we’d get lost and die.”

the gay man in me can not dissent the absolute allure of Kamala Harris.i’d follow her to hell and back , experience full well we ’d get lost and diehttps://t.co/klML3yogyx

“I don’t feel great about her odds in a general election for the presidency, but she has won the general election for my heart,” another user wrote.

I do n’t feel bang-up about her odds in a general election for the presidency , but she has pull ahead the general election for my hearthttps://t.co/7GAaK3UhGm

Here’s the full clip:

Kamala laughing and holding a microphone, wearing a suit jacket

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Vice President Kamala Harris exits a vehicle with security detail and onlookers during an official visit

Group of people, including Kamala, watching a street performance with musicians playing drums

Kamala and two other people conversing outside a building, with Kamala and one of the other people clapping

Group of people playing tambourines on a street

Kamala and the executive director and a man standing together

Kamala looking at the executive director, with her hands clasped

Close-up of Kamala looking straight ahead

The internet has been drawing parallels for months between Vice President Kamala Harris and fictional vice president Selina Meyer onHBO comedy showVeep, and the viral joke seems to be getting more accurate by the day.#

Most recently, an awkwardmomentfrom Harris’s trip to Puerto Rico has the internet cracking up.#

Last Friday, Harris was seen exiting a community center inSan Juanand was met with a six-person group chanting and playing instruments.#

In anow-viral clipseen by over 8.7 million people, Harris joyfully stops to observe the small group singing in Spanish.#

She seemingly assumes that they’re celebrating her visit as she smiles and excitedly claps along for several moments.#

“We want to know, Kamala, what did you come here for?” theprotesters sing.“We want to know what you think of the colony,” they continue. “Long live free Palestine and Haiti, too.”#

After watching Harris clap along, Mariana Reyes, the community center’s executive director — asidentified by the Associated Press— leans toward the vice president and explains what the group is saying.#

It was at that moment that she realized…#

Harris immediately stops clapping and stands with her hands together, appearing uncomfortable.#

People online have been roasting the clip, with one user writing, “This is an episode of VEEP and you can’t tell me otherwise.”#

“The funniest thing is how her aide, waited, let her do her little dance of hers and clap on that song before she translated the lyrics.”#

“I’ve never watched Veep, but I don’t see how it could possibly compete with real life Kamala Harris anyway.”#

This person wrote, “the gay man in me cannot resist the absolute allure of Kamala Harris. i’d follow her to hell and back, knowing full well we’d get lost and die.”#

“I don’t feel great about her odds in a general election for the presidency, but she has won the general election for my heart,” another user wrote.#

Here’s the full clip:#