Sabrina Carpenter Divides Fans With ‘Sexually’ Suggestive Album Cover

Sabrina CarpenterThe upcoming album “Man’s Best Friend” has aroused controversial with a provocative cover photo that shows him in all doubles dominated by a faceless character.

Although some fans called it a derogatory, others praised his bold view. The album’s leading single “Manchild” written with Jack Antonoff quickly exceeded Spotify lists and fed speculation from his former boyfriend, Barry Keoghan.

Its cheerful music video contains insane male characters, and while Sabrina Carpenter has not strengthened the song’s topic, he encourages fans to make his own conclusions.

Carpenter recently revealed his upcoming album “Man’s Best Friend” during the Instagram Live session, but the announcement has sparked a strong debate, not the music, but the provocative cover image of the album.

During Livestream, a 26-year-old pop star cleared the collection of vinyl records for iconic artists such as Donna Summer, Abba and Dolly Parton.

He then ended his own album, giving fans the first review of the new album. The cover photo features a quarter of the carpentry, and his light hair dominates the faceless character dressed in black pants. The second ad picture has a heart -shaped dog collar that is engraved with an album title.

The bold and indicative visuals of the carpentry aroused an immediate setback from some fans that considered the images shocking.

One user hit it “pathetic,” while the other commented, “This cover image is so disgusting. I don’t like it as a fan.”

“The derogatory location and the name” Human Best Friend “is the indicator of the recession,” another critic pointed out. Someone else wrote simply, “Girl… stand.”

Despite the setbacks, many fans gathered around the singer, thanking his fearless creative choices and announcement of new music.

“Sabrina is coming to the Album of the Year, the Artist of the Year, the Pop Song Album All of it, and I’m here,” one supporter sent.

The other declared, “A man’s best friend will save my life, and it’s not even outside.”

Last week, Carpenter dropped the “Manchild” series from his upcoming album “Man’s Best Friend”.

The track was written together with Jack Antonoff, a long -time partner, known for his work with Taylor Swift, and quickly shot at the top of both Spotify USA and global charts.

“Man’s Best Friend” marks Carpenter’s seventh studio album and will arrive in almost a year after his breakthrough project, “Short N ‘Sweet”, which was released last August.

This album became a huge success that sold 10 million copies around the world and earned a six Grammy nomination of Carpenter – his first ever. He continued to win two awards: the best pop song album and the best pop solo performance for the virus hit “Espresso”.

In the midst of the excitement around his latest single, “Manchild”, Carpenter mixed up with the mysterious Instagram text that many believe to be aimed at his former boyfriend, Barry Keoghan.

When he announced the song last week, he wrote, “This is about you !!” A comment that fed speculation is the song aimed at his earlier relationship with the actor.

Although Keoghan was not directly named, “Manchild” gives sharp criticism of emotional maturity.

In the choir, Carpenter sings: “Manchild / Why do you always come to me?

The music video included aroused the lyrics to life. The video placed in the city of the countryside follows a carpenter as he attaches and encounters absurd men in the series, including one by running a street -equipped shower level and one that washes his face with gasoline.