Georgia Rally Disaster: Springsteen’s “Painful” Singing Leaves Ears Bleeding, Yet the Main Star’s Reception Was Even Colder! (Video)

October 25, 2024 in News, Video by RBN Staff

 

Source: RightJournalism.com

Kamala Harris’s Georgia rally on Thursday night was supposed to be an electrifying event, hyped up with none other than rock legend Bruce Springsteen performing his 1980s classic Dancing in the Dark. The media had been buzzing about it for days, but what happened on stage was something nobody could have predicted—and Harris probably wishes they hadn’t hyped it up at all.

Springsteen’s performance was downright painful. His rendition of Dancing in the Dark sounded like an impersonation gone wrong; his voice was strained, the guitar was off, and the entire performance seemed like a bad joke. As Bruce sang the line, “There’s a joke here somewhere and it’s on me,” he may not have realized how true that felt. TDS, or “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” seems to have taken its toll, leaving even fans wondering what happened to the once-vibrant rocker.

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Reactions on social media were quick to criticize the shocking display, and clips of the “disaster” performance went viral in minutes.

But the coldest reception of the night was reserved for the main act—Kamala Harris. As Springsteen wrapped up, a stream of people started making their way out, leaving Harris to address a thinning crowd. Undeterred, she shouted her slogan, “It’s time to turn the page!” to a dwindling audience who seemed less than inspired by her rallying cry.

In what was meant to be a high-energy campaign boost, Harris’s Georgia rally turned into a tone-deaf debacle that might do more harm than good. You can watch the exit video here:

 

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