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Audio of Kamala Harris telling Joe Biden we did it after the 2020 election victory, used as a meme sound to celebrate wins and successful moments.

This short clip captures Kamala Harris on the phone, sounding joyful and relieved as she tells Joe Biden they have won. Her bright, slightly breathless delivery and the simple line make the moment feel instantly triumphant. It is only a few seconds long, but the emotion is clear even without any video. Listeners hear a genuine celebration rather than a staged speech, which is why the sound works so well as a reaction. It turns any small personal victory into something that feels historic, funny and worth sharing with everyone watching the moment unfold together.

The sound comes from a video shared on 7 November 2020, when Kamala Harris called Joe Biden after major outlets called the US presidential election for them. Her opening line quickly spread on Twitter and later on TikTok and Instagram as a celebratory reaction clip. People reused the audio for graduations, sports wins, job offers and everyday successes, often pairing the serious historic context with much smaller achievements for comic effect. That contrast helped the phrase stay recognisable long after the election news cycle ended.

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What does Kamala Harris say in the sound?

In the clip Harris tells Biden, 'We did it, Joe. You're going to be the next president of the United States.' The short excerpt used on soundboards focuses mainly on the first part, her joyful 'We did it, Joe' line.

Where is the We Did It Joe sound from?

It comes from Harris's own video of her phone call with Biden on 7 November 2020, shared after the presidential election was called for the Democratic ticket. The candid call was posted online and soon clipped as a meme.

Why do people use the Kamala We Did It Joe sound?

People use it to celebrate a win in an exaggerated, playful way. Pairing a historic political moment with a tiny everyday success creates a funny contrast, making it popular for reaction videos, edits, victory posts and group chats.