Chap-pop says no to Biden’s pride gig

The dwindling celebrity support for President Joe Biden is gaining attention as more high-profile entertainers distance themselves from the 81-year-old leader. Pop star Chappell Roan has become the latest figure to reject an invitation to perform at a White House event celebrating Pride Month.

During her performance at New York’s Governors Ball festival, Chappell Roan dressed as the Statue of Liberty and told the audience that she supports “liberty, justice, and freedom for all,” including those in “occupied territories.” While she didn’t explicitly mention Gaza, it is widely believed that her reference to “oppressed people in occupied territories” was an indication of her support for the people living there.

Chappell Roan stated that she will not perform at the White House event until they demonstrate a commitment to liberty, justice, and freedom for all. A representative for the singer confirmed that she declined the invitation from the White House.

Roan’s decision follows in the footsteps of other celebrities who have refused or withdrawn support for Biden. Many high-profile entertainers see the unpopular president as damaged goods that could harm their personal brands, particularly among younger, politically conscious fans who are critical of Israel.

Some notable figures who have chosen not to support Biden in the 2024 election include Cardi B, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and radio host Charlamagne tha God. As more celebrities distance themselves from Biden, it remains to be seen whether this trend will continue and if other entertainers will follow suit.

In the meantime, Chappell Roan’s rejection of a White House invitation serves as a powerful statement in support of liberty, justice, and freedom for all, including those living in occupied territories. As more celebrities distance themselves from President Joe Biden, it is clear that public opinion is shifting and that the president’s celebrity support is rapidly dwindling.

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