The Katy Perry PSA is Funny or Die’s second high-profile election-themed video in as many weeks last week, actor Zach Galifianakis hosted Clinton herself for a special episode of his Web series “Between Two Ferns” that was watched around 30 million times in its first 24 hours. … Here’s how I’m going to use my voice: I’m going vote for Hillary Clinton.” “I’m asking you to have an open mind and to use your voice. But I do have an open mind, and I have a voice,” Perry said at the DNC. “Unfortunately, I don’t have a formal education. The singer also performed in support of Clinton at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in July, urging attendees to unite behind the candidate in November. The “Roar” singer has been one of Clinton’s most active and outspoken celebrity supporters, having appeared with the candidate at campaign rallies and hosted fundraiser concerts for her. She's smiling with ease cause #shesgotthis #ImWithHer #debatenight
YOU LIVE IN YOUR OWN REALITY 💥💣 #debatenight The singer enthusiastically cheered on Clinton. Perry, along with many of her fellow celebrities, took to Twitter to live-blog Monday night’s first presidential debate between Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump. “Or, if you’re like me… I sleep naked,” Perry says before shedding her clothes, causing at least one man behind her to faint. Perry points to others who have showed up to vote in various states of undress, including those in “child’s onesies” and that “hunk in kid’s briefs,” before stripping down to cast her own vote. “Yup, I’ve briefly scanned the Constitution, and nowhere does it say you can’t just roll out of bed and come to the polls in whatever state you woke up in,” a cheerful Perry says as she strolls into a ballot box.
Naked and funny 2016 registration#
This year, you can look like sh*t when you vote,” the 31-year-old pop singer says in the two-minute clip, released Tuesday to coincide with National Voter Registration Day. You know, November 8th is Election Day, and I’ve got some great news.
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