Gen Z Darling Sabrina Carpenter, 25, Accused by Pop Hit-Writing Veterans of Being Too Sexy and Setting Feminist Movement Back Decades

Sabrina Carpenter’s raunchy - she’s setting women’s rights back years, says trio

THE name Stock Aitken Waterman is synonymous with some of the best pop tunes in history, with 13 No1 singles and 250million records sold globally. But now the powerhouse trio of Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman have turned on the modern music business — slamming one of the world’s most promising young superstars. Today’s chart sensation Sabrina Carpenter in a skimpy outfitRex GettyStock Aitken Waterman slammed Sabrina’s skimpy outfits[/…

Gen Z Darling Sabrina Carpenter, 25, Accused by Pop Hit-Writing Veterans of Being Too Sexy and Setting Feminist Movement Back Decades

Sabrina Carpenter has been accused of being “too raunchy” and “setting back women’s rights” by veteran pop music writers, who also lay into her 'lazy' lyrics.

Sabrina Carpenter’s raunchy - she’s setting women’s rights back years, say trio

THE name Stock Aitken Waterman is synonymous with some of the best pop tunes in history, with 13 No1 singles and 250million records sold globally.But

Producers behind hits for Rick Astley, Bananarama & more slam Sabrina Carpenter for 'offensive' outfits

Sabrina: Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images; Kylie: Pete Still/Redferns In the ’80s, the U.K. charts were ruled by hits by artists like Rick Astley, Bananarama and Kylie Minogue, created by the songwriting and production team known as Stock Aitken Waterman, consisting of Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman. But now the producers are criticizing current music and, in particular, Sabrina Carpenter. Speaking to the British tabloid The Sun, Ait…

Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman have criticized modern pop stars. Describing artists like Sabrina Carpenter as “who are ruining” women’s rights. Sabrina Carpenter was one of last year’s most successful artists, particularly thanks to her successful album Short N’ Sweet. With hits like Espresso, Please Please Please and Taste, the singer spent 21 weeks on top of the singles lists and then launched a massive world tour. Statements agains…

Stock, Aitken & Waterman blast modern popstars for “throwing away” women’s rights: “To see Sabrina Carpenter dressed as a little girl is quite offensive”

Sabrina Carpenter as “throwing away” women’s rights.The English songwriting and record production trio made the comments during a new interview with The Sun, where they shared their outlook on modern pop music.“Pop music, and particularly pop videos, have become a lot more sexualised than back in the ‘80s — overtly so, for better or for worse,” Aitken, aged 68, told the outlet.“And that is incredibly strange given that women’s rights are so prot…