Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared a video Sunday in which he and fellow Donald Trump ally Amber Rose promote “MAHA” ― Make America Healthy Again. (Watch it below.)

In the goofy clip, Rose asks the former candidate if he wants a “shake,” prompting RFK Jr. to shrug and bust out a possible “Harlem Shake” variation.

“Not that kinda shake,” Rose says, gesturing toward a blender full of raw vegetables. “A healthy shake.”

“Ohhhh,” Kennedy and another man answer.

The tagline “Make America Healthy Again” then appears.

Rose is a model and TV personality who claimed at the Republican National Convention that “a better country for our children” lies ahead if the former president wins. Kennedy, meanwhile, dropped his independent candidacy and immediately endorsed Trump, parlaying the action into a post on the former president’s transition team.

The duo’s work, just ahead of Trump’s debate against Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday, appears to suggest that the country will be healthier with Trump in power. But his handling of the pandemic and his antagonism toward the Affordable Care Act indicate otherwise.

The video had its share of detractors, who called it “cringe,” “embarrassing” and “really fucking stupid.”