Sabrina Carpenter Reflects on Drivers License Drama, Emphasizes Moving Forward

The long-rumored feud between pop stars Olivia Rodrigo and Sabrina Carpenter, sparked by Rodrigo’s 2021 hit “Drivers License,” appears to be resolved, with Carpenter revealing in a recent Rolling Stone interview that she no longer thinks about the drama. The controversy centered on Rodrigo’s lyrics alluding to a breakup involving Joshua Bassett and a “blonde girl,” widely believed to refer to Carpenter, who responded musically in songs like “Skin” and “Because I Liked a Boy.” Carpenter emphasized that the experience taught her resilience and the importance of trusting herself and the timing of relationships, stating it never stopped her from pursuing her passion for music. Both artists were seen embracing at the 2025 Grammys, signaling an end to their public tension. Carpenter is now focused on her evolving career, with an upcoming album titled "Man’s Best Friend," demonstrating her growth beyond the past drama. The narrative showcases a journey from public feud to personal growth and professional success for Carpenter.