Kamala Harris and Maya Rudolph I remind everyone that I really am not the same person.

According to them articular aspect on Saturday Night Live on Saturday, Nov. 2, the vice president joined the comedian — who played Harris on the NBC sketch comedy show — for a behind-the-scenes video in which they recreated a viral TikTok sound and poked fun at the screen. similarities.

On Sunday, November 3, Harris’ Instagram and official SNL Instagram shared a clip of both women lip-syncing to “We are not the same person”, a song by influences Danny Gonzalez and Drew Gooden.

Dressed in matching costumes, the pair each sang Gonzalez and Gooden’s respective parts of the viral 2019 track before joining in on a TikTok dance that has since been associated with the song. “I’m Drew,” Rudolph, 52, lip-synced before Harris, 60, did the same for the line “I’m Danny.”

“And we’re not the same person,” they both lip-synced in unison, laughing at the end of the clip.

Gonzalez and Gooden first time released “We Are Not The Same Person” in May 2019 to prove that the often compared YouTubers had their differences. The song has since seen a recent revival on TikTok where users synchronize with it along with their doppelgängers.

Gooden himself reacted to the Harris-Rudolph clip on his Instagram story on Sunday. “When I recorded this song in 2019, I always knew it would be lip-synced by the Vice President one day,” he joked.

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As for Harris and Rudolph, the pair both appeared SNLis open cold this weekend. In the script, Rudolph — playing Harris — said she wanted to “talk to someone who’s been in my shoes … a black, South Asian woman running for president, preferably from the Bay Area.” . The real Harris then appeared on the screen.

“You and me both, sister. Good to see you, Kamala. I’m just here to remind you: you’ve got this. Because you can do something your opponent can’t. You can open doors,” Harris said. , alluding to rival presidential candidate Donald Trump The door of a garbage truck was apparently missing while he was trying to open it on October 30.

The duo then discussed Harris’ laugh, the election itself, and delivered the show’s signature cold open together: “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!”

Harris’ appearance continues SNL it comes just a few days before Election day Tuesday, November 5. In recent days, she has seen endorsements from Arnold Schwarzenegger, LeBron James and Harrison Ford — in what he marked Indiana Jones of the actor the first official political support.