RADAR INTERVIEW: 'I Wanna Shoot Lady Gaga' Singer Sabrina Fires Back At Critics
Jan. 18 2011, Published 4:05 a.m. ET
Recording artist Sabrina has struck back at critics who took issue with her controversial single I Wanna Shoot Lady Gaga, particularly the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence and those who tied it in with this month's tragic shooting in a Tucson, Arizona supermarket parking lot.
In a statement to Breaking Celebrity News, Sabrina sets the record straight on the timing of the release of her song and has a few choice words for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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“It really disgusts me that people would associate my song I Wanna Shoot Lady Gaga with the tragedy in Arizona,” Sabrina says adding, “This song concept and vision was planned several months ago with my publicist, Jonathan Hay, way before the shooting happened. It was already set up to be released.”
Last week, Breaking Celebrity News spoke with Ladd Everitt, Communications Director for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence about Sabrina’s song, who said, “You would hope that the person that put the song out would recant it and apologize.”
Sabrina responds to Everitt’s statement telling Breaking Celebrity News: “When I heard that Ladd Everitt told you guys that I should apologize and recant my song "I Wanna Shoot Lady Gaga" it really made me appalled. I'll never apologize for something that I am so passionate about,” says Sabrina, adding, I Wanna Shoot Lady Gaga is not wicked or evil,