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Sabrina Carpenter Claps Back at Critics Over Sexualization of Her Music

পপPop music legends Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman—who were instrumental in shaping pop music in the 1980s and ’90s—recently shared their thoughts on modern pop music and the industry’s direction in an interview with The Sun. Among the topics discussed was the rising sexual content in the lyrics and visuals of contemporary pop songs, leading to a mention of Sabrina Carpenter.

Carpenter, who has recently gained significant attention alongside stars like Taylor Swift, faced criticism for the sexual undertones in her music videos and lyrics. Pete Waterman specifically commented that Sabrina’s choice to wear “childlike” outfits was inappropriate, stating that she didn’t need to rely on such attire given her evident talent.

Waterman’s criticism was further supported by Matt Aitken, who pointed out that pop music today is more sexually explicit compared to the ’80s or any previous era. Mike Stock added that such trends could ultimately harm women.

However, Sabrina Carpenter did not take the criticism lightly. Responding sharply, she expressed her frustration, saying, “What they’re essentially suggesting is that female artists shouldn’t express their sexuality in their music, fashion, or performances. This is something that has always been said about female artists—whether it was Rihanna, Britney Spears, Madonna, or now me.”

Calling their remarks “reactionary,” Carpenter further clarified her stance, stating, “When I talk about self-care, body positivity, or the struggles that young women face—issues that most young women relate to—they never comment. They only seem to focus on the sexual aspects of my performances. My message is clear: if you don’t like a woman who is confident in her sexuality, then don’t come to my shows.”

Sabrina Carpenter continues to assert her right to express herself freely and confidently, pushing back against the limitations often imposed on female artists in the industry.

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