On 7 November 2020, after major US news outlets called the presidential election for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris shared a video of herself calling Biden to tell him they had won and that he would be the next president. The short exchange quickly spread beyond news coverage as people replayed its warmth and relief, and it became a popular reaction clip for celebrating personal and collective victories. Its appeal has lasted because the moment feels genuine rather than scripted, turning a historic political announcement into a simple, reusable sound of triumph.
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Kamala Harris saying 'we did it, Joe' to Biden after their 2020 election win, used in memes and edits to celebrate a hard-won victory or team achievement.
This is the short, joyful voice clip of Kamala Harris calling Joe Biden moments after their victory in the 2020 United States presidential election was called. In a warm, laughing tone she tells him they did it, and that he is going to be the next president, capturing a moment of relief, disbelief and celebration in just a few seconds. The audio feels intimate and spontaneous, like overhearing a private phone call, which is why it lands so strongly in edits. Creators use it as an instant emotional payoff, turning an ordinary win into a historic, feel-good moment.