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'Evil and disgusting': Sabrina Carpenter scolds White House's use of her music in video

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter on Tuesday blasted the White House over its use of one of her songs in a video highlighting the Trump administration's immigration crackdowns.

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Sabrina Carpenter Blasts White House For Using Her Music For A ‘Disgusting’ Reason

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Sabrina Carpenter lands huge career win after explosive White House feud

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Sabrina Carpenter slams White House for using her song in 'evil' video

After the White House used a Sabrina Carpenter song without her permission, the pop star is keeping her response short and sweet.

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Pop Star Sabrina Carpenter Tells White House to Stop Using Her Music

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White House Reacts to Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Evil’ Comment

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Sabrina Carpenter Calling Out Trump Administration Over Song Use Earns Her 'Stupid' Title

Following Carpenter's open protest against the government for using her song, they replied with a scathing remark to the singer, even ridiculing her with her own lyrics.

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“We won’t apologize”: Sabrina Carpenter calls Trump’s deportation video using her song “evil”—White House responds with mockery

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Sabrina Carpenter Calls Out White House For Using Her Song

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The Best of Sabrina Carpenter’s Onstage Arrests

Fuzzy pink handcuffs, a flirty line, and an outfit that flies right off — all of these things make up one of the highlights of Sabrina Carpenter’s Short ‘n Sweet shows. Each night, during her cheeky performance of “Juno,” the singer picks someone ...

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Breaking Down the Controversies Surrounding Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Album

Man’s Best Friend' by Sabrina Carpenter ignites backlash for its cover art and 'Manchild' lyrics as the singer explores themes of relationships and identity

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Sabrina Carpenter’s Wild Year of ‘Man’s Best Friend,’ Taylor Swift and Growing Up: ‘It’s Not My Fault I Got a Job When I Was 12 and You Won’t Let Me Evolve’

Sabrina Carpenter is Variety's Hitmaker of the Year and dives deep into controversy, tour fatigue and Taylor Swift in a cover story interview.