Pink tells fans against Rowe vs. Wade that “they never laugh at my music again.”

Rowing Wade, a landmark decision defending abortion rights in every state, was overturned on Friday

Pink gave some of her thoughts to those who supported the recent US Supreme Court decision to oust Rowe v. Wade.

After Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that defended men’s choice to have abortions in every state, was overturned, the “So What” singer took to Twitter and sent a message to his supporters: Don’t listen to his music.

“To be clear, if you believe that government belongs to a woman, or business, or gay marriage. Or racism is OK – THEN NEVER LISTEN TO MY MUSIC IN THE NAME OF YOUR GOD. AND ALSO Q — SOON Are we good -fine?” wrote the 42-year-old singer on Saturday night.

He then quoted Twitter users who responded, including one who wrote, “I hope your agent survives a stroke.”

Pink replied, “I’m my agent. We’re fine.” (Later, a Twitter user explained that he was joking. And the pop star asked his followers to “PLEASE leave him alone.”)

Between tweeting back and forth with multiple users who disagreed with their messages. And claiming that “no one was listening,” Pink explained the intensity of her thoughts.

“I think our nerves have been collectively burned by racism, misogyny, homophobia, etc., over the years. Pandemics, mass shootings, war and total madness, hypocrisy, Republican ignorance they’re all minor,” he wrote. we will stick together. Good will triumph over evil.” In a subsequent tweet, he continued, “And to all the sad old white men who ask me if I still make music. I understand you lost touch – so ask your kids… Oh wait – you can’t. They hate you.”