evidence: It's a belief universally held: If Beyoncé likes you, then you're cool. The same can be said of Taylor Swift. (Listen, I'm just the messenger here, I don't make the rules.) And well, it seems that Beyoncé, her BeyHive, and Swifties like Kamala Harris. So, does that make her cool? And even more importantly, what impact could Beyoncé and Taylor Swift have on Harris' campaign? Let's get into it... [...] So, if Harris has the support of the BeyHive and the Swifties, that must mean she's unstoppable, right? I mean, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift are the most famous pop stars in the world, impacting economies when their concerts come to town, that must mean they can impact an election? I'm not so certain. Their support will definitely benefit the campaign's "cool" factor, and would very much bring out young people to events, but does it bring people out to vote? Beyoncé supported Hillary Clinton in 2016, and we all know how that worked out. But while I don't think it will necessarily be the reason people vote for Harris, I do think it will benefit the campaign's visibility. And in a world dominated by social media, you're nobody if you aren't viral.