Sabrina Carpenter & Jenna Ortega Lock Lips In New ‘Taste’ Video

In a horror-themed collaboration, Sabrina Carpenter teamed up with Jenna Ortega for Carpenter’s new “Style” video–and they definitely bought a style of one another!

The previous Disney Channel star’s new album, “Brief n’ Candy” dropped at midnight on Friday, and followers are already enjoying the monitor record on repeat.

Together with the brand new album, Sabrina Carpenter launched a music video for her new tune, “Style,” and it options “Wednesday” actress Jenna Ortega!

Within the new music video, 25-year-old Carpenter seeks revenge on her ex, performed by fellow “Halloween” actor Rohan Campbell, for shifting on with somebody new—performed by 21-year-old Ortega—by stalking her and sneaking into her dwelling in an try to kill her. One of many lyrics within the tune goes, “You’ll simply should style me when he’s kissing you.”

Nonetheless, Ortega proves to be simply as unpredictable, sparking a number of intense confrontations between the 2. The drama takes an sudden flip with a shocking kiss.

Spoiler alert: They finally put their rivalry apart and stroll off collectively from the boyfriend’s funeral, espresso in hand, sharing amusing over their loopy showdown.

The “graphic violence” warning at the start of Carpenter’s new music video for “Style”—from her just-released sixth album, “Brief n’ Candy”—may initially counsel issues have taken a darkish flip from her earlier releases. However do not be fooled.

The over-the-top violence on this Tarantino-inspired clip is extra foolish than disturbing. Carpenter and Ortega go wild in a sequence of outrageous scenes, together with one the place Ortega units Carpenter on fireplace, hacks off her arm, throws her out of a window, and impales her on a picket fence.

“I heard you’re again collectively and if that’s true/ You’ll simply should style me when he’s kissin’ you,” Carpenter sings in her new tune. “If you need eternally, I wager you do/ Simply know you’ll style me too.”

Along with “Style” and her two newest hits, “Please Please Please” and “Espresso,” her new album, which was launched on Friday, additionally contains “Sharpest Instruments,” “Coincidence,” “Good Graces,” “Slim Pickins,” “Juno,” “Deceive Ladies,” “Mattress Chem,” “Dumb & Poetic,” and “Don’t Smile.”

“It’s my second ‘huge woman’ album,” she advised Variety. “It’s a companion, nevertheless it’s not the identical. In terms of having full artistic management and being a full-fledged grownup, I’d think about this a sophomore album.”

“I referred to as it ‘Brief n’ Candy’ for a number of causes,” she started to clarify. “It was not as a result of I’m vertically challenged. It was actually like I considered a few of these relationships and the way a few of them had been the shortest I’ve ever had they usually affected me essentially the most.”

“I take into consideration the best way that I reply to conditions, and generally it is extremely good and generally it’s not very good,” the artist continued. “And once more, the factor about albums, tasks, writing songs, it’s all moments. So more durable for different folks to grasp that once they’re listening to one thing that’s going to take them by perhaps lots of years, hopefully lots of years, is that I’m not the identical person who I used to be once I wrote that.”

“I’ve at all times yearned to care sufficient about an individual or a state of affairs or a relationship in my life that it provokes that a lot feeling in me, as a result of I feel that’s why we’re right here, I feel, you already know?” she concluded.

When speaking about her newest album, Carpenter advised Zane Lowe on “Apple Music 1,” “I really feel a thread working by this album of not simply self-discovery, but additionally getting by the heartache and heartbreak that may usually.”

“Man, it might actually break you for a very long time,” she continued. “And I get the sensation, even with the humor and with a wholesome dose of judgment in a few of these songs, that you just had been hurting actual unhealthy.”

“Brief n’ Candy” is out now.