During the Democratic National Convention in 2016, Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine made their grand entrance to the tune of “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” at Florida International University. Fast forward to the present day, and a similar scene unfolded as Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took the stage at Temple University in Philadelphia.
The visual similarities between the two events were no coincidence, as both were partially orchestrated by veteran producer Greg Hale. The familiar sight of Hale peering from backstage just before Harris and Walz made their appearance added a touch of nostalgia to the proceedings.
At the recent event in Philadelphia, the stage was bathed in patriotic red, white, and blue hues, setting the tone for the evening. Attendees sported color-changing bracelets, symbolizing unity and solidarity in the current political climate.
Adding to the spectacle was a meticulously crafted video featuring Harris, designed to energize and engage the audience. The soundtrack for the evening was none other than the iconic music of Beyoncé, further enhancing the atmosphere of excitement and anticipation.
As history seemed to repeat itself with echoes of the past, the Democratic Party once again showcased its flair for theatrics and showmanship. The seamless blend of music, visuals, and messaging served to captivate the audience and underscore the significance of the moment.
