Sabrina Carpenter is keeping her momentum at full throttle with her new album Man’s Best Friend. The follow-up to her Grammy-winning Short n’ Sweet, this seventh studio release finds Carpenter leaning into high-energy pop while pulling threads from across genres, proving once again that her reach is as wide as it is undeniable.

The album’s lead single, "Manchild," has already set her fanbase ablaze. Written with longtime collaborators Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen, it shot straight to number one on both the Spotify US and Global charts and it's video racked up over 15 million video views in just the first week. Critics have been quick to praise it as another breakout moment in a career already filled with them.

Carpenter comes into Man’s Best Friend riding a wave few artists ever achieve. More than just topping the charts, Short n’ Sweet sold 10 million albums globally and delivered three billion-streaming singles in “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” and “Taste.” That album alone earned her six Grammy nods and two wins, including Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance for “Espresso.”

Internationally, her dominance has been historic. She became the first female artist to occupy the top three spots on the UK Singles Chart simultaneously and broke records for most weeks at number one in a single year by a female artist. The BRITs Global Success award sealed her status as a worldwide force.

With Man’s Best Friend, Carpenter looks to add to that streak with the same blend of ambition and charm that has made her one of pop’s most unstoppable names. It’s another chapter in a story that keeps rewriting itself on the biggest stage possible.