UPDATED: The day after releasing the audio version of her new single, “Manchild,” Sabrina Carpenter has dropped a Friday morning music video for the song, a cheeky (in every way) romp through the desert in which the micro-Daisy-Dukes-wearing pop star hitchhikes her way through a series of encounters with inept but mostly unthreatening men. She …

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Fans of Sabrina Carpenter will already know that the 26-year-old has a diverse discography. From undeniable bops to heartbreaking ballads, she does it all. However, in recent years, Sabrina has become best known for her penchant for sexual innuendo and sex-positive anthems. She's also faced criticism over her live performances and album art.

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Sabrina Carpenter is at it again. The “Please Please Please” singer, 26, on Tuesday announced the release of a new single, “Manchild.” “This one’s about you!!” she wrote on Instagram, also noting its Thursday release date alongside a “special” 7” vinyl record, available now.

From sexual innuendos and suggestive stage antics to daring outfit choices, her performances are laced with both sensuality and sass. While all of it stems from a place of playful performance and artistic expression, Sabrina has found herself at the receiving end of criticism—labelled as “over-sexualised” by online trolls.