Sabrina Carpenter Sizzles In Daisy Dukes For ‘Manchild’ Music Video

The “espresso” singer sighed in the gender petition as he showed his skinny legs in the Daisy Dukes while seemingly spending time to dig him.

On Thursday, the “Feather” singer explained why he wrote a song, sharing some of the scenes behind his music video. With a carousel photo, he opened him wearing blue panties and a lace white top that was tied to the front to show his thematic stomach.

He explained how he wrote the song “A Random Tuesday” with close partners Amy Allen and Jack Antonoff shortly after he finished his sixth album, “Short N ‘Sweet.”

“It ended up with the best random Tuesday of my life,” he wrote. “It wasn’t just so much fun to write, but this song became something I can look back at, which makes a spiritual monitoring of a very confusing and funny year of young adult life.”

He went on to say that the song was like “the embodiment of the loving eye roll” and “feels like an endless road trip in the summer.” He explained that that is why he wanted to publish the song now, “So you can attach your head out of the car window and shout it all summer long!”

“Thank you always and forever to listen,” he concluded and added with his play, “and thank you to the men for testing me !!!”

In the comments, the fans had nothing but love for their new single. “Sabrina writes better DISS songs than rappers LMAO,” one fan comments.

“Perfect timing in life, sister, thank you,” another follower wrote.

“Pop music is recorded again,” the third fan shouted.

Fans who watched the YouTube video immediately in comments to thank his “gorgeous” band. “I just calculate thirty seven outfits … the stylist needs a raise,” one fan comments.

“The stylist needs a raise, so many outfits, and Sabrina looks great for everyone!” Another follower agreed.

“Jesus, this is the cinema and the most complicated music video I’ve ever seen. The old big classics don’t even get close. This is on the second glory,” the third fan shouted.

Another listener thanked the idea behind the video: “Okay, I get it: every car is a relationship – chaotic, no sense, sometimes full of danger – and jumping from one car to another is Sabrina, who jumps into a new, insecure (but almost predicted wild) relationship.”

“You can’t claim that this is not one of her best music videos,” another fan wrote when several followers asked her to release a new album.

Some followers thought the song threw shadow with his former boyfriend, Barry Keoghanlyrics like “I’ve never heard of self-care / half of your brain just not there / manchild, why do you always come to A-Runnin, to take all my love from me?”