Chappell Roan took to TikTok on Tuesday to clarify statements she made about the 2024 election during an interview with The Guardian last week. In the profile, Roan explained why she has not yet made a presidential endorsement and said that she doesn’t “feel pressured to endorse someone.” The pop star’s remarks garnered harsh criticism online, and when addressing the issue on social media Tuesday, Roan emphasized that “there is nuance to what I say in interviews and I think it’s important that people use critical thinking.
” Roan, who said November will be her third time voting, added that it’s important for her “to question authority and question world leaders and question myself, question my algorithm, question if some person that tweeted something about someone else is even true.” The singer expressed that she wants “to be part of the generation that changes things for good” and said that her “actions have always paved the way for my project and the people who really know me.” She added, “Actions speak louder than words and actions speak louder than an endorsement.
” In the TikTok clip, Roan also read the full paragraph with her quote from The Guardian feature: “’I have so many issues with our government in every way,’ she says. ‘There are so many things that I would want to change. So I don’t feel pressured to endorse someone.
There’s problems on both sides. I encourage people to use your critical thinking skills, use your vote �.
