Olivia Rodrigo's surprise single 'Serena Joy' channels its anger through one of fiction's most divisive villains, using the story of a woman who helped build a totalitarian state, only to be trapped by it, to power what is being described as her most openly political song yet.
The track, released to raise money for reproductive rights groups including Planned Parenthood and the Center for Reproductive Rights, is already being framed as a sharp step into direct activism.
