Sabrina Carpenter's ‘Man's Best Friend': See the Full Track List
'Thank you to all my beautiful perfect fans that helped me reveal the tracklist for Man's Best Friend,' Carpenter wrote. 'The final track reveal is… track #2 'Tears.' Can't believe the album will be in your ears in exactly 4 weeks.'
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Along with a photo of herself posing with the sweet puppy, she also shared the full track list written on a wine-stained napkin.
Carpenter began the rollout on Wednesday, July 23, beginning with track 12, featuring photos of her lucky fans posing with a director's chair with the song titles embroidered on them, and a sweet golden retriever sitting on the chair.
Carpenter kicked off the track list rollout on July 22, revealing Track 12, titled 'Goodbye,' featuring a fan named Mariah. The next day came the name of Track 11, 'House Tour,' before a fan named Kaylona helped reveal Track 10, which features the silly title 'Don't Worry I'll Make You Worry.' It's fair to say she's been naming the songs in backward order.
In the caption, she wrote: 'No stress, kaylona's got us. track #10 is 'Don't Worry I'll Make You Worry.''
Over the weekend, July 26 and 27, she revealed Track Nine, titled 'Go Go Juice' ('melina wants u to sip this,' the caption reads); Track Eight, 'When Did You Get Hot?' (with a caption shouting out the fan: 'paige can't relate, she's always been'); and Track Seven is captioned, 'not anything lex knows about. track #7 is 'Never Getting Laid.''
Earlier this week, we got Track Six, 'Nobody's Son.' She captioned the post, 'Listen up everybody! Melissa's here to tell u.' And on Tuesday, came 'We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night' with the help of a fan named Hannah. On July 30, Krystal, a 'real sweet talker,' unveiled Track 4, 'Sugar Talking,' before Steph shared Track 3, 'My Man on Willpower.'
With 'Manchild' being the opening track of the record, only Track 2 is set to be revealed, with fans speculating that she might reveal the song during Lollapalooza weekend, when she's set to headline. She's also hosting a pop-up shop for fans over the weekend.
On Twitter, Carpenter shared posts from the fans that appear to be featured in the photos, including a post by @overdosedontun that read, 'omggg sabrina asked me to reveal track 11 'House Tour' from Man's Best Friend !!!' In her repost, Carpenter wrote: 'Track 11 stans rise.'
Man's Best Friend will follow 2024's Short n' Sweet (its deluxe edition, featuring a 'Please Please Please' duet with Dolly Parton, arrived in February 2025). The cover, in which Carpenter is seen kneeling on the ground, one hand extended toward a figure in a suit who's grabbing her hair, ignited debates online about whether the photo signified female empowerment or empowered the male gaze.
The singer poked fun at the controversy surrounding the image and later shared an alternative cover — a starlet captured by paparazzi — and wrote on social media at the time: 'Here is a new alternate cover approved by God.'
Carpenter released 'Manchild,' the lead single on her next album, on June 5, and it spent several consecutive days at Number One on Spotify's U.S. chart.
See the 's track list
1. 'Manchild'2. 'Tears'3. 'My Man on Willpower'4. 'Sugar Talking'5. 'We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night'6. 'Nobody's Son'7. 'Never Getting Laid'8. 'When did you get hot?'9. 'Go Go Juice'10. 'Don't worry, I'll make you worry'11. 'House Tour'12. 'Goodbye'
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