Chappell Roan had a WILD & iconic plan to protest a proposed Pride performance at the White House

It's giving iconique.

Months ago, Chappell Roan was invited by the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration to perform at a Pride Month event at the White House. She declined to participate in it, however, given the administration's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Well, it seems like Roan had a very different original plan for that White House performance, as described in her recent cover story with Rolling Stone.

"Roan tells me she had something 'way worse” planned," Rolling Stone's Brittany Spanos writes. "She was originally going to say yes, show up, and then refuse to perform; instead, she would protest with some poetry."

Roan explained:

"I had picked out some poems from Palestinian women. I was trying to do it as tastefully as I could because all I wanted to do was yell. I had to find something that’s tasteful, and to the point, and meaningful, and not make it about me and how I feel. I don't know if I'll ever get that close in direct sight of the president ever in my life. This is my shot."