Spencer Pratt turned heads online this week with a superhero-style video that shocked viewers and stirred political conversation across California, as reported by The Gateway Pundit.

The ad, which cast Pratt as a “Batman” figure, took aim at a lineup of well-known state Democrats in explosive, cinematic fashion.

Originally posted by X user Charles Curran before Pratt reshared it on Tuesday, the video opens on a Gotham-like Los Angeles engulfed in flames.

Inside a mansion filled with political and social elites, Democratic leaders are shown surrounded by armed guards labeled as socialist enforcers.

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Karen Bass appears first, portrayed as a Joker-inspired villain seated on a throne.

Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris stand beside her, joining in as partygoers mock a desperate civilian who pleads for help with the homelessness crisis.

The politicians laugh at the woman as Newsom delivers a crude remark while eating cake, drawing immediate attention from viewers.

Next, Nithya Raman appears as a puppet character who demands that drug addicts be moved closer to the scene.

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In another outrageous moment, Harris takes a drink from a bottle and says, “Bass already solved crime, I endorse her!” which the video notes is based on something she said publicly.

Meanwhile, Pratt is depicted at his trailer, horrified at what he sees on the screen.

He suits up in a Batman-style costume, determined to intervene and fight back against what the video describes as government corruption and moral decay in the city.

Charging into the chaos, Pratt confronts the armed guards and defeats them in stylized combat sequences reminiscent of superhero blockbusters.

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He then storms the mansion, symbolically entering the heart of the establishment he seeks to confront.

Inside, Bass and the others continue mocking the city’s citizens until Bass declares that they will “burn this town to the ground.”

The statement is abruptly cut short when she is struck by a flying tomato, which triggers an outpouring of rebellion from ordinary Angelenos.

A cutaway shows Marco Rubio acting as a DJ, hyping up Pratt by shouting encouragement through a microphone.

As the music swells, the citizens begin bombarding the politicians with tomatoes, forcing Bass, Newsom, and Harris to flee the mansion in panic.

At that moment, Pratt stands heroically among the people, establishing himself as their defender and the embodiment of the phrase that flashes across the screen: “LA is worth saving.”

The reaction online was immediate. Viewers on X expressed surprise and amusement at the creativity and political boldness of the video. Many described it as one of the most striking uses of AI-generated imagery in recent political media.

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The video also drew attention from commentators who saw it as a no-holds-barred satire targeting California’s current leadership. Though bombastic, its intent appeared to mix humor with criticism while promoting Pratt’s outsider campaign.

The ad capped off a series of increasingly unconventional appearances by Pratt as part of his Los Angeles mayoral bid.

His latest performance as a caped crusader against corruption is now drawing national attention for both its spectacle and its unabashed tone.

The video concludes on a note of defiance, suggesting that despite corruption and chaos, there is still hope for the city. For viewers, it reinforced Pratt’s message that Los Angeles, in his words, “is worth saving.”

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