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ARTICLE VIEW:
Sabrina Carpenter’s pearl-clutching magic? Humor
By Lisa Respers France, CNN
Updated:
12:29 AM EDT, Fri August 29, 2025
Source: CNN
Groups of young women may dominate the front rows of Sabrina Carpenter
concerts, but up in the nose bleeds or listening on Spotify is the rest
of the world, increasingly captivated by the empowering persona crafted
by pop’s biggest pint-sized sensation.
The singer, who releases her seventh studio album, “Man’s Best
Friend” on Friday, has managed to craft an image with uniquely broad
appeal.
Carpenter’s many hits are playful and confident, often sexual and
frequently funny, delivered with wit and a knowing wink by the 5-foot,
26-year-old former Disney Channel star.
“This is just fun, and that’s all it has to be,” Carpenter said
of her music in an interview with this week.
The “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” escapist joy offered in her songs
or in her stage performances, however, should not be mistaken for
silly. Carpenter has been honing her craft for more than a decade, and
she’s unapologetic about stoking the occasional controversy.
Her new album cover shows Carpenter on her hands and knees with what
appears to be a man holding a handful of her blonde hair. It set off a
summer debate about whether her art is
“The album is not for any pearl clutchers,” Carpenter told CBS.
“But I also think that even pearl clutchers can listen to an album
like that in their own solitude and find something that makes them
smirk and chuckle to themselves.”
Carpenter’s ability to be a provocateur adds up to interest - the
currency of culture - and she seems to find the intersections of our
splintered TikTok age.
Her “Short n’ Sweet” album, which featured “Espresso,”
“Please Please Please” and “Taste,” made Carpenter the first
solo act to have her three first hits in top five of the Billboard Hot
100 at the same time, according to . It also scored her two Grammy
Awards.
Jack Antonoff, Carpenter’s frequent collaborator and producer, told
that she is “as intelligent as someone can possibly be, which is why
she’s funny.”
“When she says something incredibly profound and then chucks it away
with a joke, it almost hits deeper,” Antonoff said. “Some of the
best songs ever, and these really funny things, live hand in hand.
It’s something I’ve personally been yearning for, and I think other
people have been, too.”
Carpenter’s magic isn’t just that she can weave a clever joke
through her lyrics; it’s that she’s making sure she always gets the
last laugh.
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