Olivia Rodrigo wants people to know that the covid-19 vaccine is “good 4 u.”

The 18-year-old pop star and internet sensation was in the White House on Wednesday to meet with President Joe Biden and Dr.
Anthony Fauci as part of an administrative effort to encourage younger Americans to roll their sleeves and get Coronavirus shots.
Rodrigo, who rose to fame as a Disney star, and currently ruled the music chart with the hit album ‘Good 4 U’, suitable, taking over the microphone and talking about the importance of getting vaccination.
He also appeared at the beginning of a daily white house press direction “to help spread the message of the importance of young vaccination.”

“It is important to have conversations with friends and family members encourage all communities to vaccinate,” he said.
He encouraged people to use the official website of the government to find the nearest vaccination clinic and access information about vaccines.
Following his visit and recording the PSA, the star brought handle Instagram to share photos with President Biden.
He imagined the photo with a note that reads, “Has an absolute honor to visit the White House today and chat with @potus about the importance of getting vaccinations! Even if you are young and not immunocompromised, getting your covid vaccination is the best thing.
You can do Health and health of your loved ones.
You have the power to save lives.
”

President Vise Kamala Harris also took his official handle to post pictures with teen star and said, “@oliviarodrigo and I agree, vaccine – they ‘good 4 u.'”

Rodrigo’s visit came when Biden’s administration focused his efforts on liking age 12 to 27 to get a chance.
While younger Americans are at a lower risk of serious results or deaths from Coronavirus, the White House says the only way to be fully safe – and to protect their family – is to get the chance.
As a Delta variant that greatly transplaces in the community with a lower level of vaccination, the government sees very mobile cohort vaccinations that are very important to slow down the spread of the dominant strain.