Some young boys expressed their rage at Kamala Harris in a violent video shared on social media.

The Nelk Boys, a Canadian-American prank YouTube group consisting of four twenty-something-year-old men with ties to Donald Trump, posted a video to their 4.2 million Instagram followers, writing: “Kamala Harris will never be my president.”

The video shows all the boys sitting on a couch while Harris gave her nomination acceptance speech Thursday evening.

Things take a turn when one member gets up, picks up a sledgehammer and smashes the giant flatscreen TV, with a photo of Trump seen in the background.

He screams the sentence shared in the caption while doing so and pronounces the Vice President’s name incorrectly.

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The video comes during an election cycle where the gender voting gap has widened at unprecedented levels, a bombshell poll found.

“The rising sense of anxiety felt by men and women about their place and future in America makes it more difficult to appreciate the problems of others,” the survey’s author Daniel Cox wrote. “What’s more, these feelings of insecurity and grievance are being channeled through our politics.

“Today, men and women are less connected and committed to each other. We desperately need to cultivate opportunities for men and women to see each other, understand each other, become invested in their troubles, and celebrate their triumphs.

“Politics did not create the current gender rift, but it is making things worse,” he added. “Men and women who have ever been hurt or mistreated by the opposite sex more readily make their pain public, and their personal grievances become politicized.”

He concluded, warning: “The consequences will not be pretty.”

Political analysts have noted that both parties have presented very different visions for the future of masculinity through their campaign.

Trump’s running mate JD Vance has found himself in deep waters for slamming “childless cat ladies” over a dozen times and Trump, himself, has bragged about “grabbing women by the pussy” and appointing justices who overturned Roe V. Wade.

Trump also was found guilty for paying hush money to adult film star Stormy Daniels in May to keep silent about their extramarital affair ahead of his 2016 presidential campaign.

Trump’s brand of masculinity has been described by political analysts as “Barstool conservatism,” evidenced by his tapping of UFC’s Dana White’s and former WWE star Hulk Hogan’s appearance at the Republican National Convention last month. Both are accused of domestic assault.

In contrast, Vance’s politics have fallen under a more draconian umbrella described as “neopatriarchy,” which includes his belief that the sexual revolution “tricked” people into supporting no-fault divorce.

In contrast, Kamala Harris’ running mate Tim Walz, like Vance, is a veteran as well as former teacher, football coach and advisor to a gay-straight alliance.

Vance, however, went to Yale Law School and pursued venture capitalism before entering the political arena.

Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff has also received praise from supporters for being a “wife guy.”

Harris also shares a warm relationship with his ex-wife Kerstin, who appeared at the DNC this week and helped her son create a touching video tribute to their blended family shown at the Chicago convention.

The three have raised Doug and Kerstin’s kids, Cole and Ella, together.