Barry Keoghan stars in Sabrina Carpenter’s new music video “Please, Please, Please”

The talented singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter continues to captivate her followers with her new musical proposal. After the resounding success of his single “Espresso”, The artist surprised the music world again with her new hit produced by Jack Antonoff, “Please, Please, Please”belonging to his next album titled “Short n’ Sweet”.

The music video for this new song, directed by Bardia Zeinali, immerses us in an intriguing story where we see Sabrina Carpenter in different situations with her partner played by Barry Keoghan.

Beginning in a cell, the plot takes us through an exciting journey where both characters become involved in daring adventures, from kidnappings to robberies, all with a shocking twist at the end of the video.

This release aligns with Sabrina Carpenter’s announcement that her long-awaited sixth album, “Short n’ Sweet”which will be released on August 23.

The artist expressed her excitement on social networks by sharing this special project with her followers, anticipating that it will be a milestone in her artistic career.

Successes and evolution: The legacy of Sabrina Carpenter

With references to his previous album, “Emails I Can’t Send”and its corresponding deluxe edition, Carpenter knew how to maintain the interest of his audience with hits like “Nonsense”a song that became a fan favorite and took it to stages as prestigious as the show “Saturday night Live”where he performed not only “Espresso” and “Nonsense”but also his next single, “Feather”, demonstrating his versatility and charisma in each presentation.

With her unmistakable wit and unique style, Sabrina Carpenter is preparing to make history with “Short n’ Sweet”an album that promises to be his most impressive work to date.

From his beginnings in Hollywood in the Disney Channel comedy “Girl Meets World” and his numerous albums under Hollywood Records before he signed with Island Records, Carpenter’s artistic evolution reminds us of his talent and his ability to captivate audiences around the world.