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[Satire] Sabrina Carpenter Album Controversy: Women’s Organization Slams ‘Regressive’ Cover As Fans Defend It As Satire
- American singer Sabrina Carpenter revealed the cover art for her seventh album Man's Best Friend on June 11, depicting her on all fours with a man pulling her hair.
- The image triggered backlash due to its portrayal of violence and control, with Glasgow Women’s Aid condemning it as regressive and promoting tired stereotypes.
- While many fans and commentators defended the cover as satirical and ironic, Carpenter has not publicly explained the artwork’s meaning or responded directly to the controversy.
- Man’s Best Friend will release on August 29, just before the Grammy nomination deadline, following Carpenter’s Grammy-winning album Short n' Sweet and hit single Espresso.
- The debate highlights ongoing tensions around female representation in pop culture and concerns that such imagery risks reinforcing harmful stereotypes despite possible satire.
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RHOC’s Tamra Judge Weighs In on Sabrina Carpenter Album Cover Controversy
The internet can’t stop talking about the cover art for Sabrina Carpenter’s new album, Man’s Best Friend, but at least one person doesn’t see the issue: Tamra Judge. The Real Housewives of Orange County star, 57, reposted a tweet about the cover via X on Thursday, June 12, and shared her own take on the risqué photograph. “What’s all the fuss about? Looks like me in the ’80s!” Judge quipped. Carpenter, 26, surprised fans earlier this week when s…
Sabrina Carpenter hits back at critics as charity slams album cover for 'pandering to the male gaze'
Glasgow Women's Aid has launched a fierce attack on Sabrina Carpenter's newly unveiled album artwork, which depicts the pop star on all fours whilst a faceless man pulls her hair
Sabrina Carpenter fans defend controversial new album cover
Never one to shy away from causing a stir, Sabrina Carpenter has done it again with the cover art for her upcoming album. The “Taste” singer announced on Wednesday (11 June) that her next album would be Man’s Best Friend. It followed the release of the first single from the record, “Manchild”. The cover art for the album shows Carpenter on her hands and knees, wearing a short black dress and heels. She appears to be petting the leg of a man who …
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Sabrina Carpenter's Risque Submissive Pose On New Album Cover Unleashes Relentless Discourse, Feminists Particularly Triggered
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