Sabrina Carpenter's 'Man's Best Friend' album sparks debate with bold themes

Sabrina Carpenter was surprised by the backlash over her album cover for 'Man's Best Friend,' which she views as a statement on female control and choice, despite critics calling it regressive and offensive. She defends the cover as satire and emphasizes her music's themes of sexuality and humor, while critics argue it promotes harmful stereotypes. The album, produced with Jack Antonoff, has received positive reviews.