Sabrina Carpenter Releases Explicit Album 'Man's Best Friend'

Sabrina Carpenter has described her new album, Man's Best Friend, as unapologetically bold, sexual, and not for prude-minded listeners, whom she refers to as 'pearl clutchers.' Despite the provocative lyrics and racy themes, Carpenter encourages even those who might be scandalized to listen in private and find humor or relief in the music, emphasizing that it is meant to be fun and empowering. She acknowledges that some people find her lyrics too explicit to perform publicly, but highlights how young women at her concerts embrace the album's energetic and candid nature. Carpenter has faced criticism for her sexual content in past albums like Short n' Sweet but remains unapologetic, noting that those themes have made her songs popular and are an authentic expression of her perspective on life. The album's provocative nature is reflected in its cover art and has sparked polarized reactions, but Carpenter insists she will not tone down her artistic expression. Overall, Man's Best Friend continues Carpenter's trend of mixing vulnerability and power with bold sexuality in her music.