Sabrina Carpenter Shares BTS ‘Taste’ Shot With Jenna Ortega

Sabrina Carpenter wrapped up her “Emails I Cannot Ship” period by taking the stage with Taylor Swift on The Eras Tour for the ultimate time in March, however she’s removed from hitting pause.

Carpenter dove headfirst into her “Quick n’ Candy” period, kicking it off with the 2024 summer season smash “Espresso,” which went viral virtually instantly. Simply two months later, her observe “Please Please Please” climbed to the highest, marking her first U.S. No. 1 hit.

On Friday, she launched the remainder of the album, “Quick n’ Candy,” and it is protected to say that the world is already in love.

There’s a “graphic violence” warning in the beginning of Carpenter’s new music video for “Style”—from her freshly dropped sixth album, “Quick n’ Candy”—which could make it look like the Tarantino-inspired video is made for mature audiences, however do not let it idiot you.

The over-the-top violence is extra absurd than unsettling.

Within the music video, the 25-year-old is on a revenge spree towards her ex, performed by “Halloween” star Rohan Campbell, who’s now with a brand new lady, 21-year-old Jenna Ortega. Carpenter’s character doesn’t maintain again, stalking Ortega, breaking into her residence, and trying to kill her, all whereas the lyrics tease, “You’ll simply need to style me when he’s kissing you.”

However Ortega isn’t about to play it protected. She matches Carpenter’s depth, resulting in a sequence of heated showdowns and a sequence of untamed scenes, together with Ortega setting Carpenter on hearth, chopping off her arm, tossing her out a window, and impaling her on a picket fence.

Within the clip, Carpenter sports activities a blue and white plaid corset splattered with pretend blood, paired with matching capris and white platform heels. Ortega, alternatively, rocks a black costume from the shoot whereas holding a chainsaw that’s practically as massive as she is.

The behind-the-scenes footage captures the duo laughing and having fun with themselves between takes on their horror-themed shoot.

“the most effective duo for this video for actual,” one consumer wrote after watching the lovable BTS video.

“Jenna Ortega and Sabrina Carpenter preventing over a person then killing him ultimately then kissing one another then going to the funeral and laughing away with smoothies was not on my bingo card for 2024,” one other expressed.

“that kiss broke the rattling web!!!!!” one social media consumer stated. “THE KISS WAS NOT EXPECTED,” one other wrote.

“I wasn’t prepared for all the pieces that occurred on this,” a 3rd commented.

“Jenna and Sabrina kissing on digicam was not on my 2024 bingo card,” one other stated.

Carpenter’s latest album dropped at midnight on Friday and it has already taken over the web. The album was named “not as a result of [Carpenter is] vertically challenged” however due to “a few of these relationships and the way a few of them have been the shortest [she has] ever had and so they affected [her] probably the most.”

After listening to the whole album, many suppose some songs are about her rumored relationship with Shawn Mendes. For instance, in “Style,” the singer seems to take a jab at Mendes and his shirtless snaps when she sings, “You are wonderin’ why half his garments went missin’ / My physique’s the place they at.”

The observe “Sharpest Device” additionally seems to take intention at an ex for reigniting a previous relationship, which is likely to be a swipe at Mendes. He was noticed sharing a kiss with Cabello in April 2023, solely two months after Carpenter was rumored to be spending time with him.

Earlier than her album dropped, Carpenter chatted with Zane Lowe in a current “Apple Music 1” interview, per Just Jared, revealing that “Quick n’ Candy” is “very totally different from [her] final album.” She admitted, “I questioned it till the day earlier than it got here out, like, ‘Is it completed?’ and, ‘May I’ve modified it?’ and ‘May I’ve written one other track?’”

“And to be honest, I do have a tough time with the truth that I do really feel like life doesn’t cease,” she added. “So it’s actually laborious to inform when a chapter of your life needs to be book-ended.”

“Quick n’ Candy” is out now.