Tylerbv Posted August 24 Posted August 24 3 minutes ago, skwonderfactory said: Over the years, I have heard a lot of female pop albums from the veterans like Madonna to the rookies of the likes of Tate McRae and there have been plenty of amazing works. However, I can say with complete and utter confidence that Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet is a record of rare form. Not only are the perfectly intersected niche lyrics of quirky and confessional present, the product excels thanks to the compliments of Sabrina's diverse vocals from the high and sweet delivery to the low and emotionally gut-wrenching ones. While all of her previous works are solid efforts from Eyes Wide Open to emails i can't send, Short n' Sweet feels like the very time I am experiencing Sabrina's life through her artist delivery. There is something that just works so well here it undeniably clicks with me and makes me want to follow her every single step of the way from this moment forward. Ironically, "Espresso" and "Please Please Please" have both become huge hits in this present time where Sabrina is showcasing the best album of the year. Every time she coons "Don't embarrass me, motherf**ker", I can't help but smile because all of that working late sure paid off! Every time she WHATS 4
Reibax Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Why is Sharpest Tool so underrated being the best song on the album?????? 1
ThousandMiles Posted August 24 Posted August 24 This album is amazing. It's been on repeat. Juno, Taste, Bed Chem, Sharpest Tool and Slim Pickins are on repeat
SixWholeYears Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) This is surprisingly good. Slim pickings, good graces, juno, bad chem, don't smile are favs so far. Edited August 24 by SixWholeYears 1
sweetkiss Posted August 24 Posted August 24 its like taylor swift for poors, or female shawn mendes by that i mean nonoffensive music, but nothing to write home about, interestingly her emails era was better sound to me personally nonsense is better than this whole album, but not to be too gloomy i personally enjoyed good graces, i think id like her songs a lot more if she didnt sound so thin when going high notes + her tone is super basic im 100% noone would care for her if shes not walking in corsets and panties all the time, shes like sexyred but for whites 6
every1blinks Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, Tylerbv said: Every time she WHATS Fingers crossed they meant CROONS
Rotunda Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) I'm still collecting my thoughts on this album. EICS grew from an album with only a few strong tracks for me to being one of my favorite pop albums of all time, so it's possible I'll need a lot of time with this one as well. I definitely prefer Emails to this, but I can appreciate this album for trying to show that there's something for everyone here. She's pulling from a ton of influences and is showing she can pull off all their sounds. I feel like the cheeky lyrics/jokes are hit or miss, but I'm glad they're becoming a core part of her brand. Favs so far: Please Please Please Coincidence Sharpest Tool Lie To Girls Juno Edited August 24 by Rotunda
ttsmu Posted August 24 Posted August 24 I didn't like this album at all. Espresso and Please Please are amazing, but the rest of the album sounds like a Taylor Swift album and that's definitely not a good thing. I was expecting waaaaay more from this release. 1
pinkbowvintage Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Y'all...I am floored. As a long-time fan, this is EVERYTHING I've ever wanted from her. Immaculate production, sparkling pop bangers full of wit and personality and some of the best songs I've heard this year. I'm so so impressed. I love all the '90s and early '00s sounds too. on initial listens my new faves are: Taste Good Graces Sharpest Tool Bad Chem Juno 3
Acuminatus Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) Based on the wide range of reactions to this album I was concerned I might not like much beyond the singles, but I think there are quite a few songs that I would go back to. I think the Antonoff songs are the worse ones on the album, but not necessarily because of the production, but the melodies aren't as interesting. However I don't dislike any of the songs actually. Even the less interesting songs had solid lyrics or tea about the relationship drama. And the album definitely lives up to its name. Overall a very solid album by Sabrina, may not be AOTY but it should give her a lot of success. I'm still not sure whether I like it more than EICS or not. I'll have to listen to it more and figure out whether the album sticks with me like EICS did. Edited August 24 by Acuminatus
fridayteenage Posted August 24 Posted August 24 9 minutes ago, ttsmu said: I didn't like this album at all. Espresso and Please Please are amazing, but the rest of the album sounds like a Taylor Swift album it definitely does not. apple 2 please please please 3 espresso 6 taste 9 good graces 13 sharpest tool 16 bed chem 18 coincidence 27 juno 29 slim pickins 31 dumb 40 lie to girls 43 don't smile itunes, which is mostly interesting just to see what songs inspired people to actually spend a little coin: 10 taste 26 ppp 35/58 espresso 78 bed chem 81 good graces if you filter out to just Pop songs 39 juno 52 don't smile 53 slim pickins 91 sharpest tool 92 coincidence 98 dumb 1
Rico Shameless v2 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Good Graces & Don't Smile are top tier moments on here. I hope to see them on the tour. 1
Rotunda Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Also are y'all getting Such Great Heights vibes from Sharpest Tool? 2
Popboi. Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) I just KNOW I didn't just read someone call her a white Sexyy Red in this page. Open the schools. Edited August 24 by Popboi. 1 6
sweetkiss Posted August 24 Posted August 24 7 minutes ago, Popboi. said: I just KNOW I didn't just read someone call her a white Sexyy Red in this page. Open the schools. girl, maybe you should enter that school? even on this page someone posted her in same type of clothes (nothing against it, i dress the same, i just call it how it is cause music is def not there which her being on her sixth album and people thinking its her debut says for itself). sexyred is being accused of "spreading lack of morals" among black community, sabrina is literally same thing but for whites (blond and blue eyed person), songs are about being side chick (no morals) btw being catty and petty lyric from sabrina: Oh, I leave quite an impression Five feet to be exact You're wonderin' why half his clothes went missin' My body's where they're at i mean, im no prude, but we wont pretend sabrina is some catholic woman (lol) 7
Walk_Away21 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 But I bеt we'd have really good bеd chem @Reverse Warholian How you pick me up, pull 'em down, turn me 'round Oh, it just makes sense 1
Walk_Away21 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 36 minutes ago, pinkbowvintage said: Y'all...I am floored. As a long-time fan, this is EVERYTHING I've ever wanted from her. Immaculate production, sparkling pop bangers full of wit and personality and some of the best songs I've heard this year. I'm so so impressed. I love all the '90s and early '00s sounds too. on initial listens my new faves are: Taste Good Graces Sharpest Tool Bad Chem Juno She really said let me SAVE music 1
Taylor fanboy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 3 hours ago, Walk_Away21 said: I was just thinking Sharpest Tool is the Fresh Out The Slammer of SNS @wastedpotential @Taylor fanboy Jack is always WRONG! Slim Pickins head right here! 3
Popboi. Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) 11 minutes ago, sweetkiss said: girl, maybe you should enter that school? even on this page someone posted her in same type of clothes (nothing against it, i dress the same, i just call it how it is cause music is def not there which her being on her sixth album and people thinking its her debut says for itself). sexyred is being accused of "spreading lack of morals" among black community, sabrina is literally same thing but for whites (blond and blue eyed person), songs are about being side chick (no morals) btw being catty and petty lyric from sabrina: Oh, I leave quite an impression Five feet to be exact You're wonderin' why half his clothes went missin' My body's where they're at i mean, im no prude, but we wont pretend sabrina is some catholic woman (lol) These lyrics are demure next to Sexyy, be so serious You don't see Sabrina singing "lick between my coochie crack", do you? Edited August 24 by Popboi. 1
sweetkiss Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 minute ago, Popboi. said: These lyrics are demure next to Sexyy, be so serious You don't see Sabrina singing "lick between my coochie crack", do you? yes they are because they target different demographic, but message is the same,i wont go into it anymore, if you think this is moral at play its your opinion
Popboi. Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Just now, sweetkiss said: yes they are because they target different demographic, but message is the same,i wont go into it anymore, if you think this is moral at play its your opinion Singing about sex is not demoralizing, hope this helps
Taylor fanboy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 Anyone else wants Espresso to go number 1? It's a one high profile remix away. Imagine SZA / Bey / Taylor. Heck even Chapell. 3
Taylor fanboy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 10 hours ago, Great Username said: Coincidence oh modern day Joni you have been christened I love how WE all collectively know Coincidence is some Joni Mitchell level of excellence. ugh Sabrina the song-writer that you are!
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