“Olivia Rodrigo Takes USC by Storm: From Game Day Glam to Red Carpet Glory – Inside Her Unforgettable Weekend!”
While Olivia Rodrigo may not be pursuing higher education in her early 20s, she recently immersed herself in the college experience at USC. The budding singer-songwriter served as the guest of honor during the southern California university’s football game against UCLA over the weekend. Clad in full cardinal red and gold gear, Rodrigo passionately cheered on the Trojans.
Despite not currently enrolled, Rodrigo had previously taken a poetry class at USC, even turning one of her assignments into a song on Guts, titled “Lacy.” She shared snapshots of the game day on her Instagram Story, featuring herself on the football field with red and gold war paint. Wearing a Trojans sweatshirt, she also posed on the sidelines with her close friend Iris Apatow, who is reportedly a USC attendee.
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The “Vampire” singer further engaged with the USC community by creating a lively TikTok for the USC Athletics page. In the video, amid the energetic crowd at The Coliseum in Los Angeles, Rodrigo flashed a peace sign and enthusiastically declared, “Hey, what’s up? I’m Olivia Rodrigo, I’m at the SC, UCLA game! Fight on, whoooo!”
Despite USC’s 38-20 loss to UCLA, Rodrigo, a Grammy winner, appeared to thoroughly enjoy the game, sharing a video on her Story of USC’s pep band playing “Good 4 U” in the stands. This spirited outing with USC football fans occurred shortly after Rodrigo attended the premiere of Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, where she contributed an original song titled “Can’t Catch Me Now.” On the red carpet, she mingled with cast members, including Rachel Zegler, Hunter Schafer, and Tom Blyth.
