Should i take my friends' passports on applying to a US b2 visa ?

[Ahmed Abo Harga]

We are 8 friends in two different colleges we're supposed to travel to US together 3 of us already went yesterday and we should catch up with them in 2 weeks
the only problem is that i'm the only one that don't have a US visa ? should i take their passports with me ? i already mentioned the names of the 4 who still didn't travel and will be traveling with me in my ds-160 application , I know this may sound silly but should i also take old pictures of us as proof that we're friends since kinder garden ?
Please help my Interview is in a week

p.s : i've been rejected before but i'm sure that i qualify , so ill try my luck this time im 21 years old and still have two years to graduate and i have really strong ties in my country approximate of 5 million dollars of assets

[usvisitor1]

We are 8 friends in two different colleges we're supposed to travel to US together 3 of us already went yesterday and we should catch up with them in 2 weeks
the only problem is that i'm the only one that don't have a US visa ? should i take their passports with me ? i already mentioned the names of the 4 who still didn't travel and will be traveling with me in my ds-160 application , I know this may sound silly but should i also take old pictures of us as proof that we're friends since kinder garden ?
Please help my Interview is in a week

p.s : i've been rejected before but i'm sure that i qualify , so ill try my luck this time im 21 years old and still have two years to graduate and i have really strong ties in my country approximate of 5 million dollars of assets

If all of you are in the same city then I don't see any harm in you carrying their passports along for the interview. Most probably VO will focus on your application and not worry much about them, but just a precaution carry them.

In case they are in different cities then you can carry a photocopy / print out of their passport and visa