Former President Donald Trump has enlisted his son Barron, 18, and Barron's best friend, 17-year-old conservative influencer Bo Loudon, to help attract Gen Z voters ahead of the upcoming election. Loudon, who frequently posts support for Trump on social media, has criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for past remarks calling young adults 'stupid' and accused her of imitating Trump's policies. The teens, acting as social media advisors, have facilitated significant engagements, such as a high-profile interview between Trump and streamer Adin Ross, which garnered substantial viewership. They are also reaching out to popular influencers to bolster Trump's appeal among younger voters. Harris, meanwhile, has gained traction with Gen Z through viral moments and endorsements from celebrities like Charli XCX. The strategic involvement of Barron and Loudon showcases Trump's effort to bridge generational gaps within his campaign.