Introduction: Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter’s latest single “Taste”
(from her just-released sixth album “Short and Sweet”)
begins with a warning about “graphic violence”

that appears at the beginning of the video,
one might initially think it is an illusion.
This is more serious than the previous two videos.

But as strange as it may sound, the guns, mutilations,
and buckets of blood he and Jenna Ortega spilled in
a hilarious 1992 Tarantino-turned-death clip are pretty close to a manga.

During an argument over her boyfriend

During an argument over her boyfriend (played by Halloween
co-star Rohan Campbell), Ortega sets Carpenter on fire,
cuts off her arm, throws her out the window and slams

her against a glowing white fence. It’s really funny and
of course Carpenter does what he does best.
Spoiler alert: At the end, the two compare their
friend’s notes from his funeral over coffee.

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Carpenter co-wrote Taste with Julia Michaels and Amy Allen,
while John Ryan and Ian Kirkpatrick produced it.
“Short n’ Sweet” (Friday) includes the chart’s first five singles,

“Please Please” and “Espresso,” as well as “Sharpest Tools,”
“Coincidence,” “Good Graces,” “Slim Piggins” unreleased numbers. . ,
“Juno”, “Lying to Women”, “Bed Chemistry”,

“Silent and Poetic” and “Don’t Laugh”.
Carpenter recently teased the album to Variety,
calling it the “hot older sister” to Email.

“This is my second Big Girl album,” she said.
“It’s a companion, but it’s not the same.
I think it’s the second album I’ve made that’s
about having full creative control and being a full adult.”

Sweet & Sour’s North American tour begins September 23rd in Columbus, Ohio and continues to the UK and Europe in 2025. Carpenter has sold out 33 arena shows in North America. It will take place at Madison Square Garden in New York and the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Amare, Greif and Declan McKenna will support Carpenter on his North American tour and Rachel Chinoriri will support him on his new international tour.