Sabrina Carpenter has hilarious reaction as ‘Espresso’ dethrones ‘Please Please Please’ on global Spotify chart

Sabrina Carpenter has humorously responded to her song’s recent success.

With the release of her latest singles, “Please Please Please” and “Espresso,” the former Disney star has dominated the global Spotify charts, outperforming other musicians. While celebrating the milestone, she also had a cheeky reaction to “Espresso” officially dethroning her other single.

“This bitch,” Carpenter wrote on X after resharing a Pop Crave post about her tracks.

Carpenter fan page commented“She’s so rude” and “FIGHT BACK.”

this bitch……. https://t.co/QN78sXvmmh

— Sabrina Carpenter (@SabrinaAnnLynn) June 30, 2024


“steal your spot….HOW COULD SHE,” another funny reaction readwhile a third account joke“Are you going to leave it like that?!”

Previously, she shared with Rolling Stone magazine about her feelings after “Espresso” achieved great success.

“My mom asked, ‘Do you feel crazy?’ ” she said. “I just like people to understand my sense of humor.”

Both songs also made headlines when they entered the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. US charts together. This honor made Carpenter the second artist to achieve a new number 1 on the Global 200 chart for consecutive weeks after Taylor Swift with “Cruel Summer” and “Is It Over Now? (Taylor’s Version) [From the Vault]”

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Carpenter will soon dominate the charts once again with the release of her upcoming sixth studio album, Short and Sweeton August 23.

She spoke to Rolling Stone about working with Jack Antonoff. The pair began collaborating after meeting outside a comedy club in New York City.

“It was just a matter of timing,” Carpenter revealed. “He heard some of the stuff I was doing for this album, and we started making magic.”

In contrast, the producer said of the singer of the song “Feather”, “She is becoming one of the hottest young pop stars, and the song is a statement about expressing herself, not only lyrically but also sonically.”

In March, Girl Meets World The former student revealed to Cosmopolitan that her new album will show a change in her style after working on 2022 Email I can not send.

She said at the time, “I’ve been taking a minute to work on the next project. I’m starting to feel like I’ve grown beyond the songs I’m singing, which is always an exciting feeling, because I think it means the next chapter is right around the corner.”

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