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BBC reuploads Sabrina Carpenter's Live Lounge after editing out 'porn reference'

BBC reuploads Sabrina Carpenter's Live Lounge after editing out 'porn reference'

People are flocking to social media to question why the BBC cut out Sabrina Carpenter's Radio 1 Live Lounge outro

Poppy Bilderbeck

Poppy Bilderbeck

People are flocking to social media to question why the BBC cut out Sabrina Carpenter's Radio 1 Live Lounge outro.

Be warned, there are some things you're better off not googling, particularly if you're on a public computer:

The 23-year-old singer from Pennsylvania appeared on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge last week to perform a rendition of her song, 'Nonsense' as well as a cover of Harry Styles' 'Late Night Talking'.

However, Carpenter ruffled a few feathers during her first performance on the show as a result of her ad-libbed outro.

BBC Radio 1 later deleted the entire session from its YouTube channel and replaced it with an edited version.

Sabrina Carpenter's ad-lib outro mentioned a different type of 'BBC'
BBC

Carpenter - who is also an actor, best known for her roles in Horn and Disney Channel series Girl Meets World - ended her first BBC Live Lounge session by adding a special outro to the end of 'Nonsense' to mark the occasion.

Carpenter sang: "How quickly can you take your clothes off, pop quiz.

"I'm American I am not British / So BBC it stands for something different.

"This live lounge is just so lit because I'm in it. Innit? Because I'm in it, you get it?"

BBC Radio 1 deleted the original post and uploaded an edited version of the session without the outro in it.
BBC

For those of you who don't know what else 'BBC' may stand for apart from British Broadcasting Corporation, in the world of adult film, it means 'Big Black C**k' - a category of videos which fetishises race.

While fellow performer Charli XCX found Carpenter's outro 'so funny,' it appears BBC Radio 1 wasn't amused.

Despite originally uploading the full performance of 'Nonsense' to its YouTube as well as BBC iPlayer, the BBC later removed the video from its website and replaced it with an edited version - not including the ad-libbed outro.

Fellow singer Charli XCX found Carpenter's ad-lib outro 'so funny'.
@charli_xcx/ Twitter

Fans of the singer have flocked to social media to question why the BBC decided to edit the outro out.

"Can't believe it's such a big deal like what," one said.

Another wrote: "So why are the British people upset Sabrina Carpenter is witty and funny ?? I’m still lost bc her BBC live lounge was cute and very her style what’s the problem."

"Its not even that baaaad why'd they have to cut it out," a third added.

A final resolved: "Someone make Sabrina Carpenter a 'They couldn’t handle the BBC at the BBC' t-shirt."

Fans of the singer have questioned why the BBC edited out the outro.
@popfaction/ TikTok

A spokesperson for the BBC told LADbible: "An unedited version of the video was briefly posted in error, and the correct version is now available for viewers to enjoy."

Featured Image Credit: BBC

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Poppy Bilderbeck is a Senior Journalist at LADbible Group. She graduated from The University of Manchester in 2021 with a First in English Literature and Drama, where alongside her studies she was Editor-in-Chief of The Tab Manchester. Poppy is most comfortable when chatting about all things mental health, is proving a drama degree is far from useless by watching and reviewing as many TV shows and films as possible and is such a crisp fanatic the office has been forced to release them in batches.