Sabrina Carpenter releases House Tour music video and fans all say the same thing
By Melody Rivera IRISH STAR
Sabrina Carpenter gave fans exactly what they hoped for with her new Hour Tour music video.
On Monday, April 6, the Grammy winner, 26, released the new video, which sees the singer joined by Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline, making up the Pretty Girl clean-up crew.
Pulling off yet another huge career win with her directorial debut, the clip starts off with the group’s pink van driving up to a mansion before Sabrina jumps out wearing white stilettos covered in blood. She switches them off and replaces them with a striking red pair of platform pumps. After the outfit change, the girls find the key and run into the house, preparing to wreak havoc.
Throughout the rest of the clip, the girls enjoy the house’s amenities as they raid the closet and fridge. They also strip off to their underwear as they dance, jump on the beds and even have a sword fight.
The girls’ fun ends when a helicopter spots their antics and alerts the police. Just before leaving, they make sure to take the Grammy Award on the shelf, as well as the car in the parking lot.
The crew leaves the house bare and Sabrina drives the car off with Margaret in the passenger seat as they celebrate their mischief.
Just before the video closes out, the singer hits a man on the street, shrugging it off as she continues to drive away.
Despite the star-studded cast, the final sequence captivated fans’ attention with many saying the same thing.
On X, one said, “ofc another man has been killed on a sabrina carpenter mv and we support it.”
Another added, “It's not a Sabrina Carpenter video if at least one man doesn't get killed in it.”
“AND THEN A MAN DIED THANK YOU SABRINA CARPENTER CINEMATIC UNIVERSE,” a third wrote.
A fourth chimed in, “well, no man is safe in the sabrina carpenter cinematic universe.”
Sabrina has kept up with a criminal undertone to her music videos since October 2023, when she released Feather.
During the clip, the singer seeks revenge on several men who mistreat her by orchestrating their deaths in a series of accidents.
She continued the bit during her Please, Please, Please music video, which saw her then-boyfriend Barry Keoghan taking on the male lead. By the end of the clip, his hands were tied behind his back and his lips were sealed with duct tape.
While his character wasn’t explicitly killed off, many believe she finished the storyline within the following video with Dolly Parton, which saw a man with a sack over his head laying in the back of a pick up truck.