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 start, she set out to punch people’s buttons, starting with the title and the hugely controversial album cover. The photo depicts Sabrina on her hands and knees in a little black dress, reaching up to a power-suited figure who’s grabbing a fistful of her blonde hair. The songs live up to that spirit — it’s the great smutty sex-comedy concept alb
Sabrina Carpenter's 'Man's Best Friend': Five Takeaways

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