Sabrina Carpet is buzzing in Daisy Dukes For ‘Manchild’ Music Video

The “espresso” singer was heading to the attractiveness of sex as she showed her meager legs in Daisy Dukes while she was apparently taking time to take drilling in her ex -husband.

On Thursday, the “Feather” singer explained why the song was written while sharing some behind the scenes in the video clip. She opened the carosel with a photo of her wearing blue inner pants with a white Lassi white top in the foreground to show her tight stomach.

She explained how the song wrote on “Random Tuesday” with close collaborators Amy Allen and Jack Antonov shortly after the completion of her sixth album, “Short in Sweet”.

“It has ended to be the best on Tuesday random in my life,” she wrote. “Not only was it fun, but this song has become something that I can look backward, which will record mental montage for the very confusing and enjoyable years.”

She added that the song is similar to “the embodiment of the loving eye roll” and “it looks like an endless wild journey in the summer.” She explained that this is the reason that she wanted to launch the song now, “so that you can stick to your head from the car window and cry it throughout the summer!”

She concluded joking, “Thank you always and forever listening,” and she joked, “and I thank you for the men for testing them !!!”

In the comments, the fans only had the love of her new song. One of the fans commented, “Sabrina writes Diss better than the LMAO rapper.”

“Perfect time in life, sister, thank you,” other followers wrote.

“Pop music is saved again”, a third fan faded.

The fans who watched YouTube immediately took the comments for the exam of its “amazing” collection. One of the fans commented, “I just calculated thirty -seven changes in the outfit … Your designer needs an increase.”

“The designer needs an increase, a lot of clothes, and Sabrina looks amazing in all of them!” Another follower agreed.

“Jesus, this is the most film music video and the complexity that I have seen at all. Old classics do not even come close. This is at another level of brilliance,” a third fan responded.

Another listener praised the idea behind the video, and wrote, “Well, I get it: every car is a chaotic relationship, meaningless, and sometimes full of danger – and jumping from another car, and it is Sabrina jumping into a new, unconfirmed relationship (but almost expected).”

“You cannot say that this is not one of her best music videos yet,” she wrote other fans while many followers have pleaded with a new album.

Some followers believed that the song was throwing a shadow over her ex -boyfriend, Barry KyoganWith words like, “You have never heard of self-care / half of your mind, there is no / manchild, why do you always come A-Runnin”, Takin ‘All My Love “from me? “