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SZA Slams White House for 'Evil' Immigrant Video, Teases Swift Collab
SZA BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
SZA has dominated headlines this week with a fiery clash against the White House that could etch her into pop culture history as a bold voice against political co-opting of art. Fox News reports the drama ignited Monday when the official White House X account posted a video of ICE agents cuffing undocumented immigrants set to her hit Big Boy, captioning it WE HEARD ITS CUFFING SZN, Bad news for criminal illegal aliens, Great news for America. Her former manager Terrence Punch Henderson fired first on X Tuesday, slamming it as nasty business to provoke artists for propaganda. SZA reshared and amplified, declaring White House rage-baiting artists for free promo is PEAK DARK, inhumanity plus shock and awe tactics, Evil n Boring.
Variety and Deadline detail the White Houses snarky comeback via spokesperson Abigail Jackson, who thanked SZA for drawing even more attention to ICEs tremendous work arresting dangerous criminal illegal aliens. This feud joins similar rebukes from Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, per The Independent and New Republic, marking SZA as the latest Grammy winner rejecting Trumps deportation agenda using her music without consent. The exchange has racked up millions of views, potentially boosting her cultural clout long-term.
On the business front, AOL reveals SZA teased a collab with Taylor Swift during a Jennifer chat, saying theyre open to working on music together, while hinting at her beauty brand Not Beauty launch. Time Out LA confirms she headlines the 12th annual TDE Holiday Charity Concert December 18 at Nickersons Gardens in Watts, free with toy or clothing donations, alongside ScHoolboy Q and more, a staple philanthropic move tied to her Top Dawg roots.
No confirmed public appearances or fresh social mentions beyond the White House spat in the last few days, though her X post fueled widespread buzz. All info verified from these outlets; nothing speculative here. SZA stays unfiltered, turning provocation into power.
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SZA has dominated headlines this week with a fiery clash against the White House that could etch her into pop culture history as a bold voice against political co-opting of art. Fox News reports the drama ignited Monday when the official White House X account posted a video of ICE agents cuffing undocumented immigrants set to her hit Big Boy, captioning it WE HEARD ITS CUFFING SZN, Bad news for criminal illegal aliens, Great news for America. Her former manager Terrence Punch Henderson fired first on X Tuesday, slamming it as nasty business to provoke artists for propaganda. SZA reshared and amplified, declaring White House rage-baiting artists for free promo is PEAK DARK, inhumanity plus shock and awe tactics, Evil n Boring.
Variety and Deadline detail the White Houses snarky comeback via spokesperson Abigail Jackson, who thanked SZA for drawing even more attention to ICEs tremendous work arresting dangerous criminal illegal aliens. This feud joins similar rebukes from Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, per The Independent and New Republic, marking SZA as the latest Grammy winner rejecting Trumps deportation agenda using her music without consent. The exchange has racked up millions of views, potentially boosting her cultural clout long-term.
On the business front, AOL reveals SZA teased a collab with Taylor Swift during a Jennifer chat, saying theyre open to working on music together, while hinting at her beauty brand Not Beauty launch. Time Out LA confirms she headlines the 12th annual TDE Holiday Charity Concert December 18 at Nickersons Gardens in Watts, free with toy or clothing donations, alongside ScHoolboy Q and more, a staple philanthropic move tied to her Top Dawg roots.
No confirmed public appearances or fresh social mentions beyond the White House spat in the last few days, though her X post fueled widespread buzz. All info verified from these outlets; nothing speculative here. SZA stays unfiltered, turning provocation into power.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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SZA has dominated headlines this week with a fiery clash against the White House that could etch her into pop culture history as a bold voice against political co-opting of art. Fox News reports the drama ignited Monday when the official White House X account posted a video of ICE agents cuffing undocumented immigrants set to her hit Big Boy, captioning it WE HEARD ITS CUFFING SZN, Bad news for criminal illegal aliens, Great news for America. Her former manager Terrence Punch Henderson fired first on X Tuesday, slamming it as nasty business to provoke artists for propaganda. SZA reshared and amplified, declaring White House rage-baiting artists for free promo is PEAK DARK, inhumanity plus shock and awe tactics, Evil n Boring.
Variety and Deadline detail the White Houses snarky comeback via spokesperson Abigail Jackson, who thanked SZA for drawing even more attention to ICEs tremendous work arresting dangerous criminal illegal aliens. This feud joins similar rebukes from Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, per The Independent and New Republic, marking SZA as the latest Grammy winner rejecting Trumps deportation agenda using her music without consent. The exchange has racked up millions of views, potentially boosting her cultural clout long-term.
On the business front, AOL reveals SZA teased a collab with Taylor Swift during a Jennifer chat, saying theyre open to working on music together, while hinting at her beauty brand Not Beauty launch. Time Out LA confirms she headlines the 12th annual TDE Holiday Charity Concert December 18 at Nickersons Gardens in Watts, free with toy or clothing donations, alongside ScHoolboy Q and more, a staple philanthropic move tied to her Top Dawg roots.
No confirmed public appearances or fresh social mentions beyond the White House spat in the last few days, though her X post fueled widespread buzz. All info verified from these outlets; nothing speculative here. SZA stays unfiltered, turning provocation into power.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
SZA has dominated headlines this week with a fiery clash against the White House that could etch her into pop culture history as a bold voice against political co-opting of art. Fox News reports the drama ignited Monday when the official White House X account posted a video of ICE agents cuffing undocumented immigrants set to her hit Big Boy, captioning it WE HEARD ITS CUFFING SZN, Bad news for criminal illegal aliens, Great news for America. Her former manager Terrence Punch Henderson fired first on X Tuesday, slamming it as nasty business to provoke artists for propaganda. SZA reshared and amplified, declaring White House rage-baiting artists for free promo is PEAK DARK, inhumanity plus shock and awe tactics, Evil n Boring.
Variety and Deadline detail the White Houses snarky comeback via spokesperson Abigail Jackson, who thanked SZA for drawing even more attention to ICEs tremendous work arresting dangerous criminal illegal aliens. This feud joins similar rebukes from Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, per The Independent and New Republic, marking SZA as the latest Grammy winner rejecting Trumps deportation agenda using her music without consent. The exchange has racked up millions of views, potentially boosting her cultural clout long-term.
On the business front, AOL reveals SZA teased a collab with Taylor Swift during a Jennifer chat, saying theyre open to working on music together, while hinting at her beauty brand Not Beauty launch. Time Out LA confirms she headlines the 12th annual TDE Holiday Charity Concert December 18 at Nickersons Gardens in Watts, free with toy or clothing donations, alongside ScHoolboy Q and more, a staple philanthropic move tied to her Top Dawg roots.
No confirmed public appearances or fresh social mentions beyond the White House spat in the last few days, though her X post fueled widespread buzz. All info verified from these outlets; nothing speculative here. SZA stays unfiltered, turning provocation into power.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI