The coalition, which has no official ties to the pop star, raised money for Kamala Harris' presidential campaign during a virtual rally.

Although Taylor Swift has yet to endorse a presidential candidate, her rabid fan base is already mobilizing for one. The Swifties for Kamala coalition officially launched Tuesday afternoon with a virtual rally featuring a lineup of guest speakers — including Carole King and Sen. Elizabeth Warren — who made references and puns to Swift.

King was introduced as the self-proclaimed “original cat lady” and began her speech by praising Swift as “my musical and songwriting granddaughter.” Swift inducted King into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame in 2021, performing a cover of “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” and calling her “the greatest songwriter of all time.” King returned the favor during the conversation, rapping the chorus of “Shake It Off.”

"I'm excited about Kamala, because so many people are excited about Kamala," King said. "I've admired her, the idea that this happened, and the stars aligned, and Joe Biden did something very gracious, hard to do, and I'm so proud of him. … But this is about you. This conversation is about you."