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The White House recruited social media comedian Benny Drama for another digital push to convince the COVID-19 vaccine-hesitant population to get the jab.<\/p>\n
The video, posted to Instagram on Monday, casts Benito Skinner \u2013 better known by his stage name Benny Drama \u2013 as a young, hip White House intern named Kooper who works for press secretary Jen Psaki. <\/p>\n
Kooper shows a compilation of “a day in the life” shots of an intern, which is filmed in the White House. Psaki also features in small, brief sketches, including a moment when she smiles after hearing Kooper on the phone telling someone “we need to get shots in arms.” <\/p>\n
Psaki also notes in the video that “we\u2019ve vaccinated 160 million Americans,” which Kooper says he\u2019s getting down “right here” while pointing to his head and texting on his phone. <\/p>\n
The video also references popstar Olivia Rodrigo, who visited the White House last month in an effort to promote COVID-19 youth vaccination. Rodrigo spoke during a press briefing on July 14, saying she was “in awe” of the work President Biden and Dr. Anthony Fauci have done. <\/p>\n
“It\u2019s important to have conversations with friends and family members, including all communities, to get vaccinated and actually get to a vaccination site, which you can do more easily than ever before given how many sites we have and how easy it is to find them at vaccines.gov,” Rodrigo told reporters. <\/p>\n
The new video appears to try and play to the younger crowd, but it raised eyebrows for some, who questioned the video’s target audience. Geoffrey Ingersoll of the Daily Caller tweeted, “I bet this video is influencing red county residents to get vaccinated in droves.” <\/p>\n
On Instagram, many praised the video, proudly quoting back, “It\u2019s called initiative!” \u2013 Kooper\u2019s reply to Psaki when she notes in the video that she never asked him to make a nail salon appointment for her. <\/p>\n
The White House did not provide comment to Fox News.<\/p>\n