Sabrina Carpenter Ft. Jewel Wicker

Black People Love Paramore

Sequoia Holmes

Society & Culture, Comedy, Arts

5 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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On this week’s episode, BPLP fave, award-winning journalist Jewel Wicker joins host Sequoia Holmes in a conversation on the newest Princess of Pop: Sabrina Carpenter. They get into the singer’s Disney career, to headlining her own tour, to collaborating with pop legends like Christina Aguilera. All this & More!

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0:00.0	Oh, Welcome to Black People Love Parramore, a podcast where I explore the common and
0:23.0	uncommon interests of black people in order to help us feel more seen.
0:26.7	Please rate us and write us a review on Apple Podcast and Spotify, five stars
0:31.5	preferably because we are whom?
0:33.6	Five star beige.
0:35.0	There we go, period!
0:36.7	Jewel tapped in right when she was supposed to, exactly.
0:40.4	Spotify now also allows comments on specific episodes, so feel free to share your thoughts there
0:44.8	if you're watching this on YouTube please like comment subscribe and all those things I am your
0:48.4	host Sequoia and today joining me to chat about little miss Short and Sweet, Sabrina Carpenter, we have fan
0:54.0	and someone of similar height.
0:56.0	Period.
0:57.0	Jewel Wicker!
0:59.0	Thank you for joining us.
1:01.0	Yes, Jewel, tell us your height.
1:02.0	How would I do that? Yes, Joelle tell us your height.
1:03.0	How would I do that?
1:05.0	Are you okay?
1:07.0	That's a crazy first question to ask somebody.
1:10.0	I am, some would say 510.
1:15.0	Who are the some would say?
1:16.8	Some would say.
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