Los Angeles, California - Chappell Roan has dropped another video firing back at the criticism of her comments on the 2024 presidential election, with the star now going further in depth about why she refuses to endorse either candidate.

After sharing an initial explanation on Tuesday night, the 26-year-old returned to TikTok with another video on Wednesday to fire back at the ongoing discourse around her decision not to endorse a candidate because "there are problems on both sides."

"Endorsing and voting are completely different," Chappell explained.

"Like obviously, f**k the policies of the right, but also f**k some of the policies of the left. That's why I can't endorse," she added.

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The Casual singer has been at the center of a (chronically) online debate after she told The Guardian that she didn't "feel pressured to endorse someone" but encouraged fans to "vote small, vote for what's going on in your city."

Some took issue with Chappell's statement about there being "problems on both sides," arguing that the seeming equivalency of Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris was problematic.

After confirming that she wouldn't be voting for the former president in her first video, she shared in her latest message that she would be voting for Kamala.

But she reiterated her disappointment in the Democratic party as well, adding, "There is no way I can stand behind some of the left's completely transphobic and completely genocidal views."

Chappell has been a vocal advocate for the people of Palestine amid Israel's assault on Gaza, where experts have warned that Israel's actions have amounted to genocide.

The Pink Pony Club artist previously revealed that she had turned down an offer to perform at a White House Pride event because of the Biden-Harris administration's continued backing of the bombardment.

She cited Palestine in her latest clip as she reaffirmed her desire to "question both sides" and not blindly accept the mainstream party's options on the table without doing due diligence.