July 22, 2025 • 3 mins
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Sabrina Carpenter has been everywhere lately and her momentum is only building. Just this week, headlines blazed as the pop sensation unveiled an alternate, tamer cover for her upcoming seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, after the original cover sparked heated backlash for its provocative imagery. In a move that set social media abuzz, Sabrina posted a new black and white shot to Instagram—clutching a suited man—with the sly caption, “i signed some copies of Man’s Best Friend for you guys, & here is a new alternate cover approved by God,” as reported by DailyFly and Coast 104.5. The album is officially dropping August 29, continuing her streak after last year’s global smash Short n’ Sweet, which delivered career-high chart numbers thanks to singles like Espresso and Please Please Please.
Sabrina isn’t just making waves with album art. The newly released lead single Manchild, co-written with Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen, dropped its music video directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, and quickly notched more than 15 million views. Carpenter has been candid online and in interviews, describing the track as an anthem for the confusing, exhilarating years of young adulthood, calling its creation “the best random Tuesday of my life,” according to AOL and her official channels.
Anniversary fever struck on July 15 when Sabrina celebrated three years since her breakthrough Emails I Can’t Send, sharing behind-the-scenes memories and messages of gratitude to her fans. Local media outlets and her socials recounted the journey from young Disney star to chart-dominating powerhouse—her net worth reportedly rocketing after Espresso’s meteoric rise, with brand endorsements for Absolut, Kahlúa, Skims, Prada Beauty, and product collabs like “That’s That Me Espresso” ice cream and Supergoop! sunscreen, as covered by BoredPanda.
On the touring front, Sabrina announced a second sold-out North American leg of her acclaimed Short n’ Sweet tour. Kicking off October 23 in Pittsburgh, the arena run includes five nights at Madison Square Garden and six at Crypto.com Arena—all hot on the heels of high-energy festival appearances across Europe and two headlining nights at London’s Hyde Park this July. According to PopFiltr, ticket and VIP package demand is sky-high, with fans scrambling for presale access.
And there’s talk of a potential phone-free concert policy after Sabrina told Rolling Stone she loved the no-phone atmosphere at Silk Sonic’s Vegas show: “I genuinely felt like I was back in the Seventies… Do not zoom in on me when I'm 80 years old up there.”
While unconfirmed, sources close to her team suggest her relationship with tech brands may be shifting as she was reportedly spotted using an iPhone despite long-standing Samsung Galaxy endorsements. Professionally, industry insiders like Darcus Beese credit her unstoppable rise to both strategic pivots and an authentic desire to define her destiny beyond Disney.
One thing’s clear—every move Sabrina Carpenter makes, both on and off the stage, is headline news and her next era is shaping up to be the biggest yet.
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Sabrina Carpenter has been everywhere lately and her momentum is only building. Just this week, headlines blazed as the pop sensation unveiled an alternate, tamer cover for her upcoming seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, after the original cover sparked heated backlash for its provocative imagery. In a move that set social media abuzz, Sabrina posted a new black and white shot to Instagram—clutching a suited man—with the sly caption, “i signed some copies of Man’s Best Friend for you guys, & here is a new alternate cover approved by God,” as reported by DailyFly and Coast 104.5. The album is officially dropping August 29, continuing her streak after last year’s global smash Short n’ Sweet, which delivered career-high chart numbers thanks to singles like Espresso and Please Please Please.
Sabrina isn’t just making waves with album art. The newly released lead single Manchild, co-written with Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen, dropped its music video directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, and quickly notched more than 15 million views. Carpenter has been candid online and in interviews, describing the track as an anthem for the confusing, exhilarating years of young adulthood, calling its creation “the best random Tuesday of my life,” according to AOL and her official channels.
Anniversary fever struck on July 15 when Sabrina celebrated three years since her breakthrough Emails I Can’t Send, sharing behind-the-scenes memories and messages of gratitude to her fans. Local media outlets and her socials recounted the journey from young Disney star to chart-dominating powerhouse—her net worth reportedly rocketing after Espresso’s meteoric rise, with brand endorsements for Absolut, Kahlúa, Skims, Prada Beauty, and product collabs like “That’s That Me Espresso” ice cream and Supergoop! sunscreen, as covered by BoredPanda.
On the touring front, Sabrina announced a second sold-out North American leg of her acclaimed Short n’ Sweet tour. Kicking off October 23 in Pittsburgh, the arena run includes five nights at Madison Square Garden and six at Crypto.com Arena—all hot on the heels of high-energy festival appearances across Europe and two headlining nights at London’s Hyde Park this July. According to PopFiltr, ticket and VIP package demand is sky-high, with fans scrambling for presale access.
And there’s talk of a potential phone-free concert policy after Sabrina told Rolling Stone she loved the no-phone atmosphere at Silk Sonic’s Vegas show: “I genuinely felt like I was back in the Seventies… Do not zoom in on me when I'm 80 years old up there.”
While unconfirmed, sources close to her team suggest her relationship with tech brands may be shifting as she was reportedly spotted using an iPhone despite long-standing Samsung Galaxy endorsements. Professionally, industry insiders like Darcus Beese credit her unstoppable rise to both strategic pivots and an authentic desire to define her destiny beyond Disney.
One thing’s clear—every move Sabrina Carpenter makes, both on and off the stage, is headline news and her next era is shaping up to be the biggest yet.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Sabrina Carpenter has been everywhere lately, and her momentum is
only building. Just this week, headlines blazed as the pop
sensation unveiled an alternate, tamer cover for her upcoming seventh
studio album, Man's Best Friend, after the original cover sparked
heated backlash for its provocative imagery. In a move that
set social media a buzz, Sagrina posted a new black
(00:22):
and white shot to Instagram clutching a suited man with
the sly caption, I signed some copies of Man's Best
Friend for you guys, ampersand here is a new alternate
cover approved by God, as reported by Daily Fly and
cost one zero four point five. The album is officially
dropping August twenty ninth, continuing her streak after last year's
(00:43):
global smash Short and Sweet, which delivered career high chart
numbers thanks to singles like Espresso and Please Please Please.
Sabrina isn't just making waves with album art. The newly
released lead single Man Child, co written with Jack Antonoff
and Amy Allen, dropped its music vie, directed by Vanya
Hayman and Galmaggia, and quickly notched more than fifteen million views,
(01:05):
Carpenter has been candid online and in interviews, describing the
track as an anthem for the confusing, exhilarating years of
young adulthood, calling its creation the best Random Tuesday of
my life. According to AOL and her official channels. Anniversary
fever struck on July fifteenth, when Sagrina celebrated three years
since her breakthrough emails I Can't Send, sharing behind the
(01:29):
scenes memories and messages of gratitude to her fans. Local
media outlets and her socials recounted the journey from young
Disney star to chart dominating powerhouse, her net worth reportedly
rocketing after Espresso's mediarec rise with brand endorsements for Absolute Kolua, Skims,
Prada Beauty, and product collabse like That's That Me, Espresso
(01:52):
ice Cream and Supergroup Sunscreen, as covered by Board Panda.
On the touring front, Sabrina announced a second sold out
North American leg of her acclaimed Short and Sweet Tour,
kicking off October twenty third in Pittsburgh. The arena run
includes five nights at Madison Square Garden and six at
Crypto dot Com Arena, all Hot on the Heels of
(02:14):
High Energy Festival appearances across Europe and two headlining nights
at London's Hyde Park this July. According to pop Filter,
ticket and VIP package demand is sky high, with fans
scrambling for pre sale access, and there's talk of a
potential phone free concert policy after Sabrina told Rolling Stone
she loved the no phone atmosphere at Silksonics Vegas show
(02:38):
left double quotation mark, while unconfirmed sources close to her
team suggest her relationship with tech brands may be shifting,
as she was reportedly spotted using an iPhone despite long
standing Samsung Galaxy endorsements. Professionally, industry insiders like Darkest Beasts
credit her unstoppable rise to both strategic pivots and an
(02:59):
authentic desire to define her destiny beyond Disney. One thing's clear.
Every move Sabrina Carpenter makes, both on and off the
stage is headline news, and her next era is shaping
up to be the biggest yet. And that is it
for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and
never miss an update on Sabrina Carpenter. Thanks for listening.
(03:20):
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Sabrina Carpenter has been everywhere lately, and her momentum is
only building. Just this week, headlines blazed as the pop
sensation unveiled an alternate, tamer cover for her upcoming seventh
studio album, Man's Best Friend, after the original cover sparked
heated backlash for its provocative imagery. In a move that
set social media a buzz, Sagrina posted a new black
(00:22):
and white shot to Instagram clutching a suited man with
the sly caption, I signed some copies of Man's Best
Friend for you guys, ampersand here is a new alternate
cover approved by God, as reported by Daily Fly and
cost one zero four point five. The album is officially
dropping August twenty ninth, continuing her streak after last year's
(00:43):
global smash Short and Sweet, which delivered career high chart
numbers thanks to singles like Espresso and Please Please Please.
Sabrina isn't just making waves with album art. The newly
released lead single Man Child, co written with Jack Antonoff
and Amy Allen, dropped its music vie, directed by Vanya
Hayman and Galmaggia, and quickly notched more than fifteen million views,
(01:05):
Carpenter has been candid online and in interviews, describing the
track as an anthem for the confusing, exhilarating years of
young adulthood, calling its creation the best Random Tuesday of
my life. According to AOL and her official channels. Anniversary
fever struck on July fifteenth, when Sagrina celebrated three years
since her breakthrough emails I Can't Send, sharing behind the
(01:29):
scenes memories and messages of gratitude to her fans. Local
media outlets and her socials recounted the journey from young
Disney star to chart dominating powerhouse, her net worth reportedly
rocketing after Espresso's mediarec rise with brand endorsements for Absolute Kolua, Skims,
Prada Beauty, and product collabse like That's That Me, Espresso
(01:52):
ice Cream and Supergroup Sunscreen, as covered by Board Panda.
On the touring front, Sabrina announced a second sold out
North American leg of her acclaimed Short and Sweet Tour,
kicking off October twenty third in Pittsburgh. The arena run
includes five nights at Madison Square Garden and six at
Crypto dot Com Arena, all Hot on the Heels of
(02:14):
High Energy Festival appearances across Europe and two headlining nights
at London's Hyde Park this July. According to pop Filter,
ticket and VIP package demand is sky high, with fans
scrambling for pre sale access, and there's talk of a
potential phone free concert policy after Sabrina told Rolling Stone
she loved the no phone atmosphere at Silksonics Vegas show
(02:38):
left double quotation mark, while unconfirmed sources close to her
team suggest her relationship with tech brands may be shifting,
as she was reportedly spotted using an iPhone despite long
standing Samsung Galaxy endorsements. Professionally, industry insiders like Darkest Beasts
credit her unstoppable rise to both strategic pivots and an
(02:59):
authentic desire to define her destiny beyond Disney. One thing's clear.
Every move Sabrina Carpenter makes, both on and off the
stage is headline news, and her next era is shaping
up to be the biggest yet. And that is it
for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and
never miss an update on Sabrina Carpenter. Thanks for listening.
(03:20):
This has been a quiet please production. For more check
out Quiet Please dot ai or search the term biosnap
wherever you listen.
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