Sabrina Carpenter Responds To People Who Criticize Their New Album Cover

Sabrina Carpenter on the album Man's Best Friend (Instagram @sabrinacraoenter)

JAKARTA - Sabrina Carpenter chose to be calmer when many criticisms were directed at the cover of her seventh album, Man's Best Friend, which was released Friday, August 29 last week.

Sampul album tersebut pertama kali diungkap ke publik pada Juni lalu. Carpenter mendapat kritik dari banyak orang, yang menyebutnya terlalu berdat pada penyelegoras yang mereduksi perempuan menjadi peter.

Meanwhile, the cover of the album Man's Best Friend features Carpenter kneeling on the floor, while an unknown man standing in front of him while pulling his hair.

"You all need to come out more often, I think," said Carpenter in response to critics, in a recent interview with CBS Mornings hosted by Gayle King.

"Between me, my friends, family, and the people I always share my music and artwork with, it's not even just a conversation... This album is perfect for what's on this album, and what it represents," continued Carpenter.

Furthermore, the 26-year-old singer interpreted her album cover as a condition under control, under control, and when she wanted to be in control.

"As a young woman, we can distinguish when we are in control and when we are not," she said. For me, this whole album tells about humanity in letting ourselves make mistakes, realizing when we put ourselves in a situation that is likely to end badly.

"But this album will teach us something, so there are a lot of different meanings," he said.