Olivia Rodrigo Looks Cute in The White House While Recording an Important COVID-19 Message

Olivia Rodrigo is not just a great singer, she's a great person overall. She made sure to use the platform she earned after churning out chart-topping hits and visited the White House on Wednesday to not just meet with the President, but urge the young people to get vaccinated.

On the said meeting, Rodrigo talked with President Joe Biden and the country's top COVID-19 adviser, Dr. Anthony Fauci. Then they recorded videos that would be spread to young people so they would be inspired to get vaccinated against the unrelentless and deadly coronavirus.

The White House says the videos will be published on both Rodrigo's and the White House's social media channels. Before those videos can be dropped however, fans can see some images from the Wednesay meeting.

The meeting was held in an afternoon, wherein Olivia Rodrigo, who recently graduated high school, could be seen in white platforms and pink tweed skirt suit. It's very suited for the palace meeting, without compromsing her youthful and fun vibe. She also took a tour of the meeting before meeting with President Joe Biden.

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In a speech in the White House briefing room, Rodrigo revealed to the press corps how she felt about what she's doing. She said she was "beyond honored and humbled" to "help spread the message about the importance of youth vaccinations."

"I am in awe of the work President Biden and Dr. Fauci have done and was happy to help lend my support to this important initiative," she also said.

The singer shared that it's important for people to talk about vaccinations because it's everyone's personal contribution to ending this pandemic.

"It's important to have conversations with friends and family members encouraging all communities to get vaccinated and actually get to a vaccination site, which you can do more easily than ever before given how many sites we have and how easy it is to find them at vaccines.gov," she added.