Usher and Lizzo are set to join Vice President Kamala Harris at campaign events in Atlanta and Detroit this weekend, respectively, as part of her efforts to galvanize voter support ahead of the 2024 election. However, their involvement has raised eyebrows due to past controversies surrounding both artists, including Usher’s connections to Sean 'Diddy' Combs, who was recently arrested on serious charges, and allegations of sexual misconduct against both Usher and Lizzo. Critics on social media have expressed concerns about the optics of Harris campaigning alongside these artists, questioning the appropriateness given their legal issues. Usher previously faced allegations in 2017 regarding undisclosed herpes exposure, and Lizzo has been involved in a lawsuit alleging harassment within her dance team. Despite these challenges, both artists have publicly supported Harris, with Lizzo defending her record as Vice President. Harris's campaign continues to attract celebrity endorsements in an effort to engage voters in key battleground states.