Sabrina Carpenter's new album 'Short n’ Sweet' has received mixed reviews, ranging from high praise for its 'smart pop' elements to criticism for lacking originality. Critics from The Times and The Independent highlighted the strength of hit singles like 'Espresso' and 'Please Please Please,' while noting the album’s ability to blend various genres seamlessly. Carpenter discussed the personal nature of the album on The Tonight Show, describing it as a collection of memories and stories from the past two years. The Telegraph praised her cheeky and sarcastic take on modern dating, with quotable lyrics about relationships. Social media has buzzed with fans decoding her lyrics, especially following the release of the 'Taste' music video featuring Jenna Ortega. Overall, 'Short n’ Sweet' solidifies Carpenter’s status as a pop star beyond her Disney roots.