It seems as if it is “Slim Pickins” For parents, find kid-friendly tunes on Sabrina Carpenter's latest album.
The 12-track LP, titled “short and sweet“, is filled with sarcasm, profanity, and sexually suggestive lyrics, which caused a stir among listeners online.
In “Juno”, one of the album's most popular songs, Carpenter describes herself as “too sexy”.
Parents in particular are seeing – or rather, hearing – the consequences of allowing their children to hear an explicit version of sexual abuse. Songs,
Mom Brielle Cherry admitted the hit song “Please Please Please” was “on repeat” and that her son had memorized a swear word in the catchiest part of the tune, saying the word “motherf-er” out loud on camera.
“Moms… be careful out there,” she captioned the post. TikTok clipto which Carpenter commented that he was “very sorry” and announced that he had abandoned the “clean” version.
“I'm afraid there's no going back at this point, it's a song he'll never forget,” Cherry said. “As long as he sings it at home, it's all fine.”
Fellow mum Hannah Jones revealed her child also loved the same song – and, reluctantly, the same swear words.
“Sabrina babe, I'm so glad you came out with a clean version… but it's a day too late,” Jones wrote a tiktok video,
“When my daughter was singing this song on her sixth birthday the first time she screamed 'motherf—er' is still fresh in my memory.”
Meanwhile, Carpenter's young fans were embarrassed that they had bought tickets to join the pop star's tour with their parents before the album's release, but would only get to hear sexually explicit lyrics that they would inevitably sing in front of their mothers.
“Please wish me luck, I am going on this tour with my mother who would like to bring my grandmother along in case my sister is unable to come,” one fan panicked,
“Good luck to the brave souls who went to the 'Short N Sweet' concert with their parents,” a teen TikTokker wrote,
One viewer complained, “Concert tickets should only be sold after the album comes out. I don't know why this has to be the case.”
A Carpenter fan Hopes to make profit from possible massive ticket sales Sold-out tour wrote: “Wow this album is so unsuitable for children! (Parents please put away your little and cute tickets and sell them to me).”
Another user wrote, “Let's pray for all the moms of 9-year-olds who want to play 'Short N Sweet' in the car right now.” a tiktok videoWith the caption: “This album is entirely ovulation coded.”
The former Disney Channel star and her fans have named the new album, released last week, 'Baby Doll.' an “ovulation album,” — or, in other words, extremely erotic — referring to The hormone increases when a woman is ovulating,
“Sabrina releasing an entire ovulation album was the missing piece of Hot Girl Summer,” a fan wrote Lip-syncing to the song “Bed Came”.
“Ovulation Album of the Year goes to Sabrina Carpenter,” Another agreed,
