omg like sabrina carpenter is literally doing everything right here she was gonna be silent but stood up against the white house and now they're trash talking her it's not even about her music, it's about their own messed up policies ICE is a total joke and we should all be speaking out against them abigail jackson's response though? lowkey savage but seriously, can't the white house just leave ppl alone to express themselves?
I don’t usually comment but I gotta say, Sabrina Carpenter's reaction to the White House messin’ with her song is pretty justified . I mean, who wants their music used to promote some kinda nasty stuff? And what's up with the White House throwin' shade at her like that? It's just gonna make things worse and more attention for her cause .
It's not the first time this has happened to artists tryin' to speak out against policies they don't agree with. Sinead O'Connor, Beyoncé... these are people who use their platforms to raise awareness about important issues. You'd think the White House would respect that . Instead, they're just makin' a big ol' spectacle out of it and gettin' more people on Sabrina's side .
I don't know what's more disturbing, though - the fact that someone used Carpenter's song in this ICE video or the way the White House responded to her criticism . Can we please just focus on makin' a difference rather than tryin' to silence people with their power ?
OMG, can you even believe what's going on?! The White House is totally out of line with Sabrina Carpenter. Like, what's the problem with them sharing her song without asking? It's not like she's trying to be insensitive or anything! They're just using it to promote their own stuff and now they're roasting her for it? That's so extra. And what's up with this "stupid" or "slow" comment from Abigail Jackson? That's just low. The fact that she's trying to make light of Carpenter's concerns about promoting ICE arrests is just awful. It's like, come on! We need more artists speaking out against stuff they don't agree with, not less. And it's not like this is the first time something like this has happened... Sinead O'Connor and Beyoncé have both spoken out against having their music used at rallies, so Sabrina isn't the only one. This whole thing just highlights how messed up it is when art and politics collide.
I'm still reeling from this whole thing . Remember when 4 Non Blondes used to get roasted for speaking out against the establishment? It's like, déjà vu all over again! Sabrina Carpenter just wants to stand up for what she believes in, and now the White House is throwing shade? Give her a break, fam! Can't they see that art has power? Like, remember when Radiohead used to speak truth to power back in '99? Now they're one of the most influential bands out there. It's all about using your platform for good. And by the way, have you seen Sabrina Carpenter live? She's got some serious pipes on her! Anyway, back to this whole debacle... it just goes to show that even the White House can't ignore the impact of our voices
she was gonna be silent but stood up against the white house and now they're trash talking her 
it's not even about her music, it's about their own messed up policies 
ICE is a total joke and we should all be speaking out against them 
abigail jackson's response though? lowkey savage 
but seriously, can't the white house just leave ppl alone to express themselves? 
. I mean, who wants their music used to promote some kinda nasty stuff? And what's up with the White House throwin' shade at her like that? It's just gonna make things worse and more attention for her cause 
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. Instead, they're just makin' a big ol' spectacle out of it and gettin' more people on Sabrina's side 
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The White House is totally out of line with Sabrina Carpenter. Like, what's the problem with them sharing her song without asking? It's not like she's trying to be insensitive or anything! 
We need more artists speaking out against stuff they don't agree with, not less. And it's not like this is the first time something like this has happened... Sinead O'Connor and Beyoncé have both spoken out against having their music used at rallies, so Sabrina isn't the only one. 
This whole thing just highlights how messed up it is when art and politics collide. 