The singer Pink did not hesitate to give her opinion to the people who support the recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States, to annul Roe vs.Wade, the landmark case that protected women's choice to have a safe abortion in every state in the country.The "So What" singer went on a rampage on Twitter and sent a message to her fans: Don't listen to her music if you're in favor of annulling Roe vs.Wade."Let's be clear: If you think the government owns a woman's womb, or can meddle in gay affairs or marriage, or that racism is okay, THEN PLEASE, IN THE NAME OF YOUR GOD, NEVER LISTEN TO MY FUCKING MUSIC AGAIN.AND ALSO GO TO THE CH … Are we okay? ”, The 42-year-old singer wrote on her Twitter account.As she tweeted with various users who disagreed with her messages and claimed that "no one listens" to her songs, Pink further elaborated on her musings.“I think all of our nerves are collectively fried from so many years of racism, misogyny, homophobia, et cetera.More pandemics, mass shootings, wars and the total madness, as well as the hypocrisy, the ignorance of the Republican Party: everything is too much”, expressed the interpreter of “Tue love”.“But we will stick together.Good will prevail over evil,” she added.In a follow-up tweet she continued: “And to all you sad old white people asking me if I still make music.I realize you guys are out of the loop, so ask your kids... Oh wait, you can't.They hate them."Pink is just one of several artists who have shared her opinion on the controversial ruling.Last Saturday, Olivia Rodrigo took the stage at the UK's Glastonbury Festival, with her guest star Lily Allen, to deliver a message to the five Supreme Court justices who voted to strike down the US abortion law.“I am devastated and terrified,” Rodrigo, 19, told the crowd.“So many women and so many girls are going to die for this,” she shared.“I want to dedicate the following song to the five members of the Supreme Court who have shown us that, at the end of the day, they really don't give a damn about freedom.The song is for the judges: Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh.We hate them!We hate you,” she added prior to her performance of “F*** You”.Last Sunday, Kendrick Lamar ended his Glastonbury performance with a reference to “women's rights” during the new song “Savior”, from his latest album “Mr.Morale & the Big Steppers”.With information from PeopleVisit our social networks and stay informed© Vanguard 2022, all rights reserved