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Spencer Pratt Battles Karen Bass As Thanos In New A.I. Political Ad

May 21, 2026:

Spencer Pratt Battles Karen Bass As Thanos In New A.I. Political Ad

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My L.A. Endgame?!?
Beating Mayor Thanos!!!

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Spencer Pratt‘s supporters have an endgame for his campaign for mayor of Los Angeles … pitting him as the hero L.A. needs opposite Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom as Marvel villains … at least according to a new A.I. attack ad shared online.

The new video dropped Wednesday … and it borrows heavily from “Avengers: Endgame” and other superhero movies … with Spencer as Batman facing off against Mayor Bass as Thanos and Governor Newsom as Doctor Doom.

In the ad, Newsom, Bass, former VP Kamala Harris, and a marionette of fellow mayoral candidate Nithya Raman propose “evil” ideas to make L.A. worse and stop Spencer from becoming mayor.

Spencer crashes his armored Batmobile and prepares for a showdown with Newsom, Bass, and an army of Democratic Socialists for America … pausing for a moment to say, “I’m just one man.”

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Next, portals appear, and in steps street vendors, dog walkers, moms, firefighters, cops, doctors, nurses, and other working professionals — a whole mass of people — as Spencer leads the charge.

An X user named Charlie Curran created the video using A.I. — he’s the same guy who made previous ads — including a similar one with Spencer as Batman bashing prominent Democrats in an L.A. hellscape and another playing off Charli XCX‘s “brat” era.

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Bass says the A.I. ads are “taking a violent turn” with “hateful” messaging that can “demonize people.”

Angelenos will head to the polls June 2 for the mayoral primary.

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