US EditionWhite House Deletes Video Using Sabrina Carpenter Song After She Called It ‘Evil And Disgusting’
The White House removed a video using Sabrina Carpenter's song after she condemned it; the post had 1.7 million likes before deletion, highlighting artist pushback on government music use.
- On Dec 05, 2025 the White House deleted a video from its X account after Sabrina Carpenter called it `evil and disgusting` and demanded her music not be used in deportation videos.
- The White House paired an edited snippet of Carpenter's 'Juno' repeating `Have you ever tried this one?` with clips of ICE officers detaining migrants; the post caption said `Bye-bye 👋😍`.
- Artists including Olivia Rodrigo and MGMT have pushed back, with Carpenter's post drawing large engagement as TikTok and Instagram removed her song from government videos, following similar objections from Jess Glynne and Theo Von.
- White House Deputy Press Secretary Abigail Jackson issued a statement using Carpenter's lyrics to defend deportations, and the White House later posted a video with Carpenter on Saturday Night Live.
- The episode fits a pattern of musicians forcing takedowns and objecting to government posts, with artists like MGMT and Olivia Rodrigo opposing use and a TikTok trend complicating reuse.
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NRKThe White House has deleted a video on X that showed raids by the country's immigration authorities, ICE, in which the song by American pop singer Sabrina Carpenter was used. The White House reported h...
White House Quietly Deletes ICE Video After Sabrina Carpenter Backlash
After facing sharp criticism from Sabrina Carpenter and her fans, the Trump White House has quietly removed a controversial video that featured her song “Juno” in a post promoting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity. The post quickly went viral—but not for the reasons the administration may have hoped, as the White House seemingly deleted the post on Friday without explanation. On Tuesday (Dec. 2), the pop star slammed th…
NY Daily News
recorderonline.comWhite House deletes then posts new Sabrina Carpenter video promoting ICE raids
The Trump administration is trying to get the last word after Sabrina Carpenter blasted the White House for using her song “Juno” in propaganda videos promoting ICE raids. On Friday afternoon, after deleting the first video it shared to X earlier this week, the White House posted a new clip of the pop superstar promoting her October appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” in which she said to cast member Marcello Hernández, “I think I might need to…
Sabrina Carpenter forced the White House to delete a video she called ‘evil’ but they just hit back with something worse
The Trump administration removed a controversial video after the pop star's condemnation went viral, but escalated the conflict with a new video using manipulated audio.
White House quietly deletes post after scathing rebuke from pop megastar
The White House quietly deleted a video that used Sabrina Carpenter's "Juno" to promote ICE raids.Earlier this week, Carpenter slammed the Trump administration for using her song. "This video is evil and disgusting. Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit your inhumane agenda," she wrote in a ...
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