Julia Michaels deletes her social media accounts after receiving criticism for claiming credit for Sabrina Carpenter’s record
On Friday, July 15, Sabrina Carpenter released her fifth studio album, “Emails I Can’t Send.” Shortly after the album’s release, Julia Michaels, a close friend of Carpenter’s, claimed writing credit for her friend’s most recent studio album. After responding to some of the admirers with the statement “I authored F**king all of them,” the latter received a savage backlash on Twitter. Over the weekend, Michaels decided to deactivate her Twitter account.
While Michael’s ardent supporters stood up for her, others called her a “immature” and “weirdo” for tweeting inappropriate material and claiming credit for Carpenter’s music. The California-based singer-songwriter posted several Instagram posts demonstrating her intense passion for songwriting, but she refrained from explicitly responding to the haters. Michael also came under fire for praising Sabrina on Instagram on the day of her album’s debut while now claiming ownership of it.
Julia Michaels discontinues using Twitter
Michael initially responded to a few of the fans on unrelated postings by saying, “But I thought you hate the way I write coz fyi…
They were lauding Carpenter’s CD when I wrote “F**king all of these.” However, the 28-year-old crooner shut her Twitter account after being severely harassed over the same.
Following that, Michaels posted a number of tales on Instagram to express her viewpoint. I’ve experienced so many ups and downs in my profession. I’ve experienced some of the highest highs and lowest lows, and I’m still in awe that I get to work at what I love. Nothing ever feels as wonderful to me as when you’ve completed composing a song and it feels like you just took a deep breath, she continued, adding, “It’s beautiful and terrible and devastating and horrible and sometimes I want to f**king quit.”
Michaels congratulated Carpenter on Instagram on the day of the album’s release and said, “Emails I can’t send is out now.” I’m very proud of you, @sabrinacarpenter, for putting your whole heart and soul into this. I’m very glad that everyone may finally experience it. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. Carpenter, on the other hand, has been silent regarding the debate. MEAWW will update you.
“Julia Michaels is immature and tweets s**t,”
The stunt by Julia Michaels on Twitter drew conflicting responses from users of social media. Leave Julia Michaels alone, she’s a close friend of Sabrina, one person wrote in a comment. We don’t need to overstate anything because clearly she wasn’t getting all the credit for eics because people were criticizing her writing long before the album was released. A other person said, “When it’s a song you don’t like, Julia Michaels’ writing stinks, but when it’s a bop, Sabrina composed the song and the emails Julia merely helped her with it,” adding, “Please pick a struggle, my sisters in Christ.” “Julia Michaels is a full freak she’s taking credits for Sabrina’s album like she was the one who received abuse and death threats all these months,” one person commented. “Girl, u are only a co writer!!!!” Go get yer own s**t.
“U guys stay mad but it’s still your fav that came to julia michaels for her writing and I doubt sabrina cares what you think,” the following tweet read. credited herself as she ought to have!” “I just discovered Julia Michaels isn’t tweeting it to random people tweeting about her songs (as I assumed), it’s to people tweeting about Sabrina’s songs whYYY is she bugging people,” one person said. Get out of the way, girl. A commenter said, “Julia Michaels needs to be serious like let sabrina have her recognition the album was only released one day ago n she already asking for credit on all tunes like r u dumb.” Julia Michaels is immature, unprofessional, and says s**t on twitter, according to one commenter. She’s ok in tiny doses (i.e. when her work is mixed with that of other writers), but she consistently adopts the same style. I pray to GOD that Sabrina and Selena let her go.