LEGO-Style Spencer Pratt Ad Skewers LA Decay and Democrat Spin [WATCH]

A new campaign-style ad supporting Spencer Pratt for Los Angeles mayor is gaining attention online after another pro-Pratt video went viral last week for its LEGO-style presentation of public safety concerns in the city, as reported by PJ Media.

The latest ad, created by another online creator, centers on three men at a backyard barbecue discussing the Los Angeles mayoral election while initially avoiding saying who they support.

The video uses humor to frame voter frustration over conditions in the city and reluctance among some residents to say publicly that they are considering Pratt.

The earlier LEGO-style ad supporting Pratt drew attention after using imagery tied to crime, homelessness, drug-use scenes, and wildfire symbolism to criticize Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’s leadership.

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The newer ad opens with three men at a backyard barbecue. Each says he is not sure who he is voting for, and each claims not to be closely following the race.

The conversation then shifts when one of them says, “I’m not MAGA or anything, but the city’s kind of gone to s**t though, right?”

The line becomes a recurring theme in the ad as the men continue discussing problems in Los Angeles while adding that they are not aligned with MAGA politics.

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One of the men says, “Jessica stepped on a needle at the playground the other day. I’m not MAGA or anything, though.”

Another says, “Have you been downtown lately? Looks like an episode of The Walking Dead. Not that I’m MAGA or anything, though.”

When Pratt’s name comes up in the conversation, one of the friends raises concerns about his demeanor.

“He does seem really angry all the time, though,” one says.

“Well, they burned his house down,” another friend responds.

The ad also references Pratt staying at the Bel Air Hotel instead of his property. The response again is, “Well, yeah. They burned his house down.”

The video then builds toward its main reveal. The three men agree to say, on the count of three, who they plan to support in the Los Angeles mayoral race. All three answer, “Spencer Pratt.”

An overlay then appears on the screen reading, “You are not alone.”

After that moment, one of the men jokes, “Can you imagine if our wives knew?” The three men laugh before the ad cuts inside the house, where the wives are shown having their own conversation.

The women then reveal that they also plan to vote for Spencer Pratt, contrary to what their husbands assumed.

The video was shared on X on May 20, 2026, by an account using the name Gene Parmesan. The post included the message, “You Are Not Alone. Vote Spencer Pratt.”

The ad’s theme focuses on voters who say they are frustrated by crime, homelessness, downtown conditions, and local leadership, while also showing them hesitant to discuss their views openly.

The repeated “I’m not MAGA or anything” line is used throughout the ad to portray voters who are critical of Democratic leadership in Los Angeles but cautious about political labels.

The ad follows the earlier viral LEGO-style video supporting Pratt, which used a stylized format to criticize Bass over the city’s public safety conditions and other issues.

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