Sabrina Carpenter's Fans Don't Want Trump Touching Her Music

Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter has vocally criticized Donald Trump, sparking a significant online reaction. On December 1, the White House shared a video featuring Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers apprehending alleged undocumented immigrants, accompanied by Carpenter's track "Juno." Captioned with, "Have you ever tried this one? Bye-bye," the post drew substantial attention, with Carpenter’s tweet condemning it accumulating over 88 million views by December 2.Carpenter described the video as “evil and disgusting,” asserting her unwillingness to have her music associated with Trump’s controversial immigration strategy. Fans expressed support, urging her to consider copyright action, while others cynically noted a potential rise in streams of "Juno." White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson responded harshly, defending the administration's actions.As the debate intensified, some observers compared Carpenter's activist stance to that of fellow artist Taylor Swift, who has remained relatively quiet on similar issues, even after Trump publicly disparaged her.

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