Sabrina Carpenter — Man's Best Friend Abulm: Bold and Witty

Sabrina Carpenter, the pop singer has come again with a release of another new interesting album Man’s Best Friend. This album contains everything fans didn’t know they needed. This album says a lot about Sabrina Carpenter and her growth in the pop world. Compared to ‘Short n sweet’,which is her previous album, her growth and evolution is evident from the distinction. She takes a different turn around of themes. While the last album was more of charm and confidence. Man's Best friend dives more into heartbreak, growth, rebellion with a touch of sassiness to it. To me, this album, very bold and smart, proves to everyone that Sabrina Carpenter is more than just a pretty face and actually has something more to offer pop culture.

I love how the sound and mood of this album gives that confident, unbothered vibe. Right from the first track, Sabrina Carpenter manages to set the mood. The sweet instrumental twist and playing of the guitar adds a unique touch to each track. Overall, I find the sounds in the album to be entertaining.

Some of the songs like Go Go Juice and House Tour bring a kind of addictive feel to it. While some of the tracks like We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night and Please Please Please offer a deep kind of vulnerability in a way that feels personal, however Carpenter’s voice skillfully changes easily between playful and emotional, giving each track a unique tone that shows her amazing storytelling ability.

THEMES

This album speaks a lot about relationships, both romantic ones, and personal relationships. She points out immaturity in one of her songs — Manchild. The entirety of the album is a messy ride between breakups, toxic dynamics, self worth and a touch of humor. She also speak about letting go in one of the songs — “We almost broke up again last night”

What makes this album good for me is the fact that it isn't too serious or deep. But it isn't plain or shallow either. Her unique combination of words in expressing pain, resilience and growth makes it feels like someone's diary being poured out in the open.

TOP 3 SONGS FROM THE ABULM

1. Manchild

Here, Sabrina calls out immature exes with a sassy and a pop beat that is almost addictive. The tone of this one is light, intentional, a bit playful but overall good

2. We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night

This one is slower, and more emotional. Vulnerability takes center stage in this soft piece. The skillfully played instrumentals paired with a touching lyric makes it one of the album’s most touching moments.

3. House Tour

I particularly love this one. It is clever and relatable. Sabrina uses the metaphor of giving someone a tour around their house to describe emotional openness. It’s one of the most impressive songs on the album.

Final Thoughts

Sabrina Carpenter’s *Man’s Best Friend* is not just an album but a beautiful crafted piece, a clever work of art that entails, confidence, and emotional intelligence. It is definitely sassy, and has some attitudes but that's what makes it sweet. Blend it with the emotional and vulnerable part and you have a perfectly balanced good pop album. Personally, I think Sabrina delivered to the fans, whether it's a catchy beat you're looking to vibe with, or connect with the heart breaks and emotional part of the song, or the punchy lyrics, she delivers.

With this Album, Sabrina proves to everyone she belongs to the pop world.