
Sabrina Carpenter's New No. 1 Hit Pushes A Years-Old Album Back To The Charts
There's a lot of excitement around Sabrina Carpenter and her music at the moment. Just when it looked like interest in her previous efforts might be dwindling, she announced another album — and earns another global smash at the same time.
The recently-named Grammy winner dropped 'Manchild,' the first taste of her upcoming album Man's Best Friend, a little over a week ago. This frame, the cut launches at No. 1 on a number of charts all around the world, including in the United Kingdom, where she's become a true superstar. Fans in that country didn't just focus their listening on 'Manchild,' though. They also returned to several of her older titles, turning one of them into a success years after it was released.
Carpenter broke into mainstream consciousness for many people in 2024 with Short n' Sweet, but it's her previous album Emails I Can't Send that mounts an impressive comeback. That project reenters both the Official Albums chart and the Official Albums Streaming ranking this week, after missing both tallies just a few days ago. The full-length returns at Nos. 93 and 98, respectively.
Emails I Can't Send was released in the summer of 2022. By that point, Carpenter had already made a name for herself, but wasn't yet a true pop star. The project has thus far spent a little over a year on both tallies, and has only barely broken into the top 40 on either of them.
In fact, Emails I Can't Send reached its all-time high of No. 40 on the main list of the most-consumed albums in the U.K. in March of 2025 — well over two years after it debuted.
Short n' Sweet, Carpenter's latest full-length, also gains quite a bit of ground, seemingly pushed north by the release of 'Manchild,' even though that track isn't featured on the Grammy-winning project's tracklist. The project returns to No. 1 on the Official Albums Streaming list and continues to live inside the top 10 on the Official Albums chart, though it dips a few spaces.
The set also ascends on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums rankings and reappears on the Official Vinyl Albums tally, becoming a bestselling title once again.
'Manchild' is one of seven tracks by Carpenter currently charting in the U.K. The new country-leaning pop tune opens at No. 1 on four of the half-dozen tallies on which it debuts, and becomes an instant top 10 smash across the board.
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