Sabrina Carpenter’s Best ‘Nonsense’ Outros

All eyes were on it Carpenter was at Coachella this year for a number of reasons: Not only had she just been on Taylor Swift’s tour, she had just released “Espresso,” a song that was set to be a hit from the moment it was released. Plus, she was in a high-profile romance with actor Barry Keoghan, who had just had a big breakout at Coachella. salt burnWith Keoghan in the audience during the festival's second weekend, Carpenter made that day's “Nonsense” finale revolve entirely around him, a reference to one of his many horrific and erotic scenes in salt burn“He got his knees so weak, he had to straighten mine/ He drinks my bath water like it's red wine/ Coachella, see you back here when I'm headlining.” – Bachelor's.

The carpenter made sure First of all SNL The performance was absolutely unforgettable and she took the opportunity on stage to deliver one of her best finales yet, delivering line after line. SNL– Related pun. Dressed in a soft pink outfit, she stared directly into the camera and sang the famous line: “It's rock solid 'cause I said 'hello'/ My sense of humor is good but I'm not dry/ I just came to SNL for the first time.” –JL

Just before Carpenter celebrated her 24th birthday with a sold-out crowd at Terminal 5 in New York City. She had performed nearly 50 shows in Emails I can't send Carpenter was singing on tour, and she was still finding new ways to keep the format fun. That night, she started with a typical rhyme pattern: “You’re so hot, but can you read lips?” Then came the change. Instead of mouthing the second line into the microphone, she silently said, “Tomorrow is my birthday, I want a dick, please.” Carpenter’s comedic timing kicked in a moment later, when she played the obscene line with a quick change of subject. “I said scream if you love New York City, that’s what I said,” she confirmed. “Scream!” —LP

Carpenter album 2022 Emails I can't send Picks up her side of the infamous love triangle she was involved in a year ago. Fueled by Olivia Rodrigo's debut album sourCarpenter was “that blonde girl” that Rodrigo’s ex-boyfriend Joshua Bassett moved in with. Carpenter wasn’t afraid to name names, making it clear that at least one song on the album isn’t about Bassett or their controversial affair during their Los Angeles tour to support the album: “I got a personality but I got no tits / This song ain’t about Joshua Bassett / L.A., your energy is high.” —BS

Outer lands 2024 This was Carpenter’s first ever festival appearance—so needless to say, she had to make a show of it in front of a packed audience. At the end of “Nonsense,” a man in a white tuxedo knelt before the singer on stage and handed her a manuscript. She read from the paper, laughing as she got to the last two lines: “My heart beats beneath my chest, how wonderful/Outside land, as if you were inside me.” Carpenter can do that. Romeo and Juliet, But Shakespeare never came close to crafting such a perfect ending for “Nonsense.”LP

Did they plan? Would the tour have allowed Carpenter to crack a dirty joke on April 1st in front of a room full of Mormons? If so, give the tour manager a raise. Tailoring her raunchy closing stanzas to fit the local culture isn’t hard when you’re playing in a den of depravity like Vagas or a party capital like Miami. But how do you change your tune when you’re touring Utah? Rather than shock her Salt Lake City fans, she improvised on their puritanical ways while keeping within PG boundaries: “Raise your hands if you live in Salt Lake / How you get alcohol on Sundays? / I’m pregnant… Happy April Fools’ Day.” Good performance. grandfather.

Play on Words so astonishing that she had to do them twice: Carpenter couldn’t help but play up the BBC’s pornographic double entendre every time she did something for the venerable British broadcaster. The first time was in February when she appeared on the Live Lounge, cheekily referring to last “I’m American, not British / So BBC means something different / This live venue is so lit up because I’m in it,” she sang. Two months later, while performing at the BBC Festival, she explained that the company wanted her to clean it up. However, that’s not her style: “BBC said I should keep it PG / BBC I wish I had that in me / There’s a double meaning if you dig deep.” —BS

Performance in The Grammys are a special occasion for an artist who is making a career breakthrough, and Carpenter brought her best to this one, offering a bit of expectation-busting sarcasm while wisely avoiding the “not-safe-for-the-Grammys” content that’s always been a hallmark of her “Bullshit” finale: “I’m procrastinating, I don’t really plan it / Usually, I say something bad / But I’m keeping it classy for the Grammys.”grandfather.

when i went Across Houston, Carpenter made sure to pay homage to one of the city’s heroes and her own idols: “I got to the end of the song, ‘How you doin’?/ I started to think love is an illusion/ Beyoncé is the greatest thing about Houston.” The respect was mutual; in an interview with GQ, Beyoncé shared that she was listening to Carpenter’s single “Please Please Please.” JL.

having an intimate relationship For her performance at the Teen Vogue Summit in late 2022, Carpenter opted for a simple, warm approach: ““I didn’t write an ending for tonight’s show,” she joked, causing her fans to laugh and cheer louder than if she had. grandfather.