Kamala Harris and the coconut tree meme explained
Since Biden endorsed Kamala Harris for president, memes and trends surrounding a coconut tree have been flooding social media. The trend is in reference to a 2023 speech where Kamala talked about being aware and not living in a silo. The meme resurfaced Sunday when President Joe Biden announced that he would not seek re-election.
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Kamala Harris and the coconut tree meme explained
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