A woman who attended the Democratic National Party Convention this past weekend was filmed talking about why she prefers Republicans over Democrats in terms of appearance.
The exchange, captured by a prankster who infiltrated the event on Friday can be seen in full on the YouTuber’s YouTube page, No hat on God.
Satirist Lionel McGloin asks the blonde contestant what the Democratic “sweethearts” would say, then interviews big names like Attorney General Letitia James, Chris Cuomo and Pete Buttigieg.
The young woman, who appears to live and work in Washington, then complains about the difficulty she has in finding attractive Democrats in Washington.
A back-and-forth discussion ensues—one that earns the “Democratic National Brat” label attached to the video. The video from the fourth night of the anticipated Chicago event has since been viewed about a quarter of a million times.
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A woman who attended the Democratic National Convention this past weekend was filmed explaining why she prefers Republicans over Democrats in terms of appearance
The exchange, captured by a prankster who infiltrated Friday’s event, can be seen in full on the YouTuber’s YouTube page, No Cap on God. In it, satirist Lionel McGloin asks the blond attendee which Democratic “cutes” were scheduled to speak during the event’s fourth day.
“Who are these beautiful people from the Democratic Party speaking here?” comedian McGloin asks the woman in the clip.
“Oh, I don’t know. Talk to anyone who lives in DC — it’s hard to find a nice Democrat,” she replies, laughing.
“Oh, oh my God… shots fired,” McGloin responds after a moment of silence, using Gen Z’s favorite phrase to express his surprise at the statement.
“No, that’s — I mean — that’s — just ask anyone who lives in Washington and works in Democratic politics,” the woman interrupts her position.
“It’s hard to find the cute one.”
McGloin, who also attended the RNC, wonders: “[So,] “The Republican boys are better looking?”
The attendee in turn answers: ‘Yes, but they are bad. So I don’t know!’
“I don’t know!” she repeats, raising her voice to a comical tone.
“We do love evil, oh my God,” McGloin adds, adding to the humor.
“I feel like-” the woman begins before being interrupted by the interviewers.
“You really suck,” he tells her, before being greeted with another laugh on the event floor — one of many that helped the video go viral.
“You’re so bad,” McGloin tells her before being greeted with a laugh on the event floor — one of many conversations that made his video go viral
It remains unclear how McGloin gained access to the event. His videos are often made at the expense of the interviewees, even if they are not necessarily famous.
That was the case for the female participant and several other interviewees, for a creation that clearly mocked the “brat” theme that has emerged among Kamala Harris supporters and young, mainly female, social media users.
“Crazy video on YT: I stood on the floor of the DNC and played my favorite game of Yass Queen or no queen,” an animated McGloin wrote on Instagram afterwards, adding, “I definitely won for best kid.”
He used more of the latest language to lambast the attendees, adding: “I was all for the atmosphere, but I don’t know if I can forgive the national committee for the tricks with Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.”
Both failed to show up at the event, despite several rumors suggesting otherwise.
“I could understand that they weren’t there, but the feeling was that they were both coming. That made me very angry and it strengthened my faith in women who did,” a remarkably sarcastic McGloin continued.
“I obviously love all the women. Everyone was very demure,” he continued, using more buzzwords.
“Radio doesn’t count. Kamala is very sexy and confident in person, she is definitely ready for the moment. My bio is where you can meet the Democratic national brat.”
He went on to advertise some of the interviews he managed to secure despite being a comedian, with the likes of Rep. Jerry Nadler, James, Cuomo, Sen. Raphael Warnock, Buttigieg, Michael Cohen, JJ Abrams, Kellyanne Conway, Sen. Ed Markey, Harry Sisson and Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.
He continued to advertise a number of interviews he managed to secure despite being a comedian, such as with Chris Cuomo, who told him his best opening line was, “I’m paying.”
He also interviewed Attorney General Letitia James, with whom he spoke about Donald Trump potentially “using the justice system as a weapon if he gets into office,” a concept she agreed with.
At one point, he asked an attendee if she wanted free abortions and gender-affirming care for immigrants. “She’s brat,” he said repeatedly, referencing the Charli XCX album that has become a meme among leftists
When questioned, Cuomo, who was fired from CNN for violating journalistic standards while helping his brother Andrew, delivered his best pick-up line for getting a girl: “I’ll pay.”
He spoke to James about the possibility that Donald Trump could “use the justice system as a weapon if he gets into office,” and she was quick to suggest that this idea could become a reality.
She then called Trump “dangerous,” six months after the New York State Supreme Court ruled in her favor in her office’s civil fraud case against the aspiring president. Trump has since appealed that ruling.
Meanwhile, McGloin, who seemed to embrace the femininity of many of Harris’ followers, continued a series of other escapades, asking another woman a series of “yes queen” or “no queen” questions about whether she wanted free abortions and gender-affirming care for immigrants.
At one point, the host even appeared to convince Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey to legalize cocaine.
He also repeatedly called things “spoiled,” referencing Charli XCX’s album that has become a meme among left-wingers.