Archive · 11 Dec 2025
SZA, Sabrina Carpenter Slam White House for Using Music in ICE Videos
SZA and Sabrina Carpenter are upset because the White House used their songs in videos about ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
SZA's song 'Big Boy' and Sabrina Carpenter's song 'Juno' were used to show ICE officers arresting people.
Both artists said this was wrong and called it evil and disgusting.
SZA's manager said the White House is trying to use their music to spread their message.
The White House made fun of the artists for complaining, saying it brought more attention to ICE's work.
Both artists asked the White House not to use their music for these videos.
SZA and Sabrina Carpenter criticized the White House for using their music in ICE promotional videos.
SZA's song 'Big Boy' and Sabrina Carpenter's song 'Juno' were used to showcase ICE operations.
Both artists called the use of their music evil and disgusting.
SZA's manager accused the White House of using music to spread propaganda.
The White House responded by mocking the artists for drawing attention to ICE's work.
- Who
- SZA and Sabrina Carpenter
- What
- White House used their music in ICE promotional videos
- When
- Recently, with SZA's song used this week and Sabrina Carpenter's last week
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To promote ICE operations and immigration enforcement
- Artists Involved
- SZA, Sabrina Carpenter
- Songs Used
- Big Boy, Juno
- White House Response
- Mocked artists for drawing attention to ICE work
- Manager's Statement
- Accused White House of using music for propaganda
- Artists' Reactions
- Called the use of their music evil and disgusting