Sabrina Carpenter Explains Meaning Behind Controversial ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Album Cover

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has publicly condemned the White House for using her song 'Juno' in a video that soundtracks Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in Chicago, labeling the video as 'evil and disgusting.' Carpenter's disapproval highlights the ongoing tensions between artists and political figures over the unauthorized use of creative works.

The Trump administration has faced backlash for using the image of Franklin the Turtle and a song by Sabrina Carpenter in social media posts related to deportation and drug trafficking. Both Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have condemned this use, asserting that it was done without their consent.

Several prominent musicians, including Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, have publicly criticized former President Trump for using their music without permission, highlighting a growing tension between artists and political figures over the use of creative works.

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has condemned a video posted by the White House that uses her song 'Juno' to accompany footage of Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) raids in Chicago, labeling the video as 'evil and disgusting.' Carpenter's statement reflects her strong disapproval of the association of her music with such actions, which she views as part of an inhumane agenda.

Sabrina Carpenter has publicly condemned the White House for using her song in a video that features footage of individuals being detained by ICE, describing the action as 'evil.' The song's lyrics, which include the line 'Have you ever tried this one?', were juxtaposed with scenes of handcuffing and tackling, prompting Carpenter's strong disapproval.

Sabrina Carpenter has publicly condemned a White House video that uses her song 'Juno' as a soundtrack for immigration raids conducted by ICE in Chicago, labeling the video as 'evil and disgusting.' This condemnation highlights her disapproval of the association of her music with such controversial actions.

Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have publicly condemned the Trump administration for using their work without consent. This disavowal highlights the ongoing tensions between artists and political entities regarding the appropriation of creative content.

Lindsay Lohan has expressed interest in starring in the popular series 'The White Lotus,' but she has specified that there is one condition that must be met for her to take on the role. Fans of the show have been vocal about their desire to see Lohan join the cast, highlighting her potential fit for the series' unique style and storytelling.