Olivia Rodrigo under fire as fans slam “hideous” Sour merch

Connor Bennett
Olivia Rodrigo and Sour Merch

Fans of teen sensation Olivia Rodrigo have taken to social media to complain about their Sour merch, with some receiving the wrong orders entirely and others being disappointed about the quality.

While she sprung to fame as a Disney star, 18-year-old Olivia Rodrigo has seen most of her success come in the music game.

Her debut hit, Driver’s License, completely broke the internet when it was first released, topping the charts across the globe and being used in a whole host of viral trends.

Since then, Rodrigo has gone on to a critically acclaimed debut album in the form of Sour. However, some fans have been left with a bad taste in their mouth after finally getting their hands on the merch for her new album.

Olivia Rodrigo in an Instagram picture
Olivia Rodrigo’s Drivers License single broke records and dominated the internet.

Many have taken to social media to voice their displeasure with the merch they’ve gotten, given how long of a wait they’ve had to endure to actually get it, and a few posts going pretty viral on TikTok.

One post, in particular, picked up just shy of 900,000 views before deletion as the disappointed fan showed the stark differences in how the merch was advertised versus what they received.

Some fans said the merch felt “cheapy” with part of the design being “hideous” upon closer inspection. Others, though, had Sour spelled wrong altogether.

She’s not alone, of course. Other fans of the pop singer have aired similar complaints about the quality.

Some claim they haven’t even received the right merch from their order, noting a mix-up from the suppliers.

https://twitter.com/ily2olivia/status/1422232641848463360

Many fans have noted that they’ve been able to get refunds, but they’re obviously disappointed by the merch.

Neither Rodrigo nor her team have commented just yet and remains to be seen if they’ll do so.

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