Every election year since 2012, the YouTube channel ERB has made a video portraying a rap battle between the major party nominees for president. If they make a video featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump before the last polls close on Election Day, "it exists" resolves YES. All other options are conditional on "It exists" resolving YES. They will be resolved either once the video comes out, or once the election occurs with no video coming out (with the exception of, "The person with the first verse wins the election," which will probably not resolve until after the election).

Notes:

• Unless otherwise specified, saying a different form of the word still counts as saying the word (e.g., If someone says "coconuts," or if Trump calls Harris "coco-nutty," that counts as the word "coconut being spoken.)

• I will count something as being "referenced" if anyone in the video directly mentions or obliquely alludes to it, or if the events or visuals in the video itself reference the thing. (E.g., If Trump says, "Fight, fight, fight," anywhere in the video, that counts as referencing the assassination attempt).

• If Harris calls Trump a criminal, I will count that as mentioning his criminal conviction.

• If they make more than one, only the first one counts.