Maya Rudolph and Vice President Kamala Harris may not be the same person, but they have definitely formed a partnership Saturday Night Live and TikTok.

Harris made a surprise appearance in the cold open on the November 2nd episode SNL Host: John Mulaney. And in addition to her appearance in the Spiegel sketch, the Democratic presidential candidate also filmed a viral TikTok trend with her star impersonator.

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Kamala Harris and Maya Rudolph hung out backstage SNL

Backstage at SNLHarris and Rudolph lip-synced to the “We Are Not the Same Person” sound on TikTok by former Vine YouTube stars Drew Gooden and Danny Gonzalez. The sound comes from a 2019 single by the duo, in which they attempt to explain to the internet that despite their similar appearance, they are actually two different people.

The clip shows Harris and Rudolph in matching black ensembles – the same ones they wore during the cold season – as Rudolph begins to lip-sync “I am Drew” while the camera pans to Harris lip-syncing “I am Danny.” . before they both say in unison, “And we’re not the same person.”

Accordingly vultureGooden posted the reel SNL video on his Instagram Story and wrote, “When we recorded this song in 2019, I always knew it would one day be lip-synced by the Vice President.”

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Maya Rudolph and Kamala Harris' viral TikTok has more than 31 million views

Rudolph and Harris actually partnered on the video, which as of this writing has 31 million views and more than 6 million likes on TikTok.

The prey The star also recently collaborated with another TikTok queen, Amy Poehler, who had Rudolph lip-sync to “Sweater Weather” from her 2007 “Bronx Beat.” SNL Sketch with host Brian Williams. In the TikTok with Poehler, Rudolph also proudly showed off her “I Voted Early 2024” sticker.

For more SNL Political humor, tune in for that SNL Election Special airs Monday night, November 4th, the night before Election Day, at 10:09 p.m. on NBC and streams the next day on Peacock.