Sabrina Carpenter's Man's Best Friend Tracklist Is Here and It's Petty, Perfect, and Absolutely Deranged
And let's just say: she's not playing nice.
A Tracklist Tailored to Chaos
Carpenter revealed the titles of the album's songs one by one over the past week, orchestrating a cheeky scavenger hunt that involved fans posting selfies with puppies and holding signs showing off the individual track names. It was playful, intimate, and unmistakably Sabrina. Today, the full 12-song lineup was finally unleashed in its entirety.
Here's the complete tracklist for Man's Best Friend:
Manchild
Tears
My Man on Willpower
Sugar Talking
We Broke Up Again Last Night
Nobody's Son
Never Getting Laid
When Did You Get Hot?
Go Go Juice
Don't Worry I'll Make You Worry
House Tour
Goodbye
With song titles that read like messy texts from a relationship autopsy, the album promises a cocktail of romantic disillusionment, sarcastic rage, and emotional chaos all tied together with Carpenter's now-trademark wink.
'Manchild' Sets the Tone and the Charts on Fire
The album's lead single 'Manchild' dropped in early June and instantly set the tone for what Man's Best Friend is about: toxic relationships, immaturity, and the feminine art of calling bulls**t with a catchy hook.
Written alongside frequent collaborators Amy Allen and Jack Antonoff, who helped sculpt the sound of 2024's Short n' Sweet, 'Manchild' debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it her second chart-topper following 'Please, Please, Please.' The hit blends bubblegum melodies with biting commentary, a balance Carpenter has perfected in recent years as she's stepped fully into her pop star power.
The Controversial Cover: Canine Allegory or Cultural Grenade?
While Carpenter's music has been celebrated for its fearless femininity, it's the album cover of Man's Best Friend that truly set tongues wagging. The original artwork depicts Carpenter on all fours, being yanked by the hair by a man in a suit, imagery that sparked immediate online outrage, accusations of misogyny, kink-baiting, and even religious offense.
In typical Sabrina fashion, she responded not with an apology but with art and shade. She dropped an alternative black-and-white cover showing her peacefully resting her head on the shoulder of a suited man. Her caption? 'here is a new alternative cover approved by God.'
A Pop Star Who Knows Her Audience and Her Moment
Sabrina Carpenter's rise from Disney darling to Gen Z's reigning pop antihero hasn't been accidental. With every glittery diss track and tongue-in-cheek video, she continues to rewrite the rules of mainstream pop stardom. And she does so with a firm grasp on social media virality, the cultural zeitgeist, and how to turn backlash into Billboard domination.
In a tweet celebrating the full tracklist reveal, Carpenter gushed,
'thank you to all my beautiful perfect fans that helped me reveal the tracklist for
Man's Best Friend
the final track reveal is… track #2 'Tears' can't believe the album will be in your ears in exactly 4 weeks ♡'
If the public response to Manchild and her last record is any indication, Man's Best Friend won't just be heard, it'll be felt, fought over, and probably memed to oblivion.
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