US EditionSabrina Carpenter Warns New Album 'Man's Best Friend' Is "Not for the Pearl Clutchers"
Sabrina Carpenter's seventh album features 12 tracks with nine explicit songs, co-produced by Jack Antonoff, and includes provocative artwork that sparked debate among critics.
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Sabrina Carpenter Has Sex on the Brain, and 4 Other Takeaways From ‘Man’s Best Friend’
Sabrina Carpenter tried to warn you. “The album is not for any pearl clutchers,” the “Espresso” pop goddess told Gayle King, before dropping her new album, the hotly awaited Man’s Best Friend. And she wasn’t kidding about that. Sabrina has returned with her most libidinally charged, riotously funny album — not to mention her best. All over Man’s Best Friend, Sabrina delivers nonstop one-liners about love, sex, and breaking up. Right from the sta…
Sabrina Carpenter warns new album 'Man's Best Friend' is "not for the pearl clutchers"
Sabrina Carpenter has given fans a light-hearted warning that her new album is “not for the pearl clutchers”. READ MORE: Sabrina Carpenter live in London: A testament to playing the long game to pop superstardom The pop singer’s seventh studio album ‘Man’s Best Friend‘ arrived today (August 29), having so far been previewed by the “song of the summer” and fan-favourite ‘Manchild‘, the lyrics to which saw Carpenter call out inept men, with the v…
In recent years, Sabrina Carpenter’s name has ceased to be a simple reference to a former Disney star to become synonymous with versatility, charisma and innovation within the global pop landscape. At the age of 26, Carpenter not only dominates the playlists, but has captured the interest of millions with a style that combines comedy, social criticism and a theatrical staging. Her most recent release, the album Man’s Best Friend, released in Aug…
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