With Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the new Democratic frontrunner after Joe Biden suddenly dropped out of the race on Sunday, her coconut tree meme has resurfaced and gone viral.

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The clip where Harris' iconic "coconut tree" soundbite originated has since been remixed, memed and even used as inspiration for $5 "Piña Kamala Coconut Shots" at a bar in Washington, D.C.

You've probably seen the viral video of Vice President Kamala Harris recalling a question often asked by her mother, "You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?" Here's where it came from.

Haitian cooks add fresh coconut and puree the stewed beans into the sauce known as sos pwa nwa. This recipe, for coconut and black bean soup with a mango and avocado salsa, is an homage to this ...

The “coconut tree” line originally comes from a speech Harris delivered at a May 2023 event for the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity ...

Charli XCX’s viral “Brat summer” trend has taken center stage at the Democratic National Convention after Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign embraced the album’s neon-green aesthetic.

Like all of us, the coconut tree moment exists in the context of all in which it lives and what came before it. Which is to say, it's part of a larger set of memes surrounding Kamala Harris ...

Part of why the meme works is because it grew organically on the internet and coincided with Harris’ historic rise to the current top of the Democratic presidential ticket.

George Washington had the cherry tree. Abraham Lincoln had the beech tree. And Vice President Kamala Harris, now the favorite to become the Democratic party’s nominee for president, has the ...

From “brat summer” to “coconut tree,” it’s been a timeline full of Harris-related memes for many people since President Joe Biden exited the 2024 presidential race on Sunday.

For example, a 2023 study released by ECMC Group and VICE Media Group found that of more than 1,000 low-income, first-generation and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) high school ...