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Sabrina Carpenter’s “Manchild” dropped on June 5 — and she calls it the "embodiment of a loving eye roll." Here are the "Manchild" lyrics and meaning, explained.

Please, please, please don’t jump to conclusions about Sabrina Carpenter’s new song. After dropping “Manchild” June 5, the Grammy winner gave a not-so-short-n-sweet explainer on the summer ...

Song of the summer? Sabrina Carpenter is coming for your 2025 playlist. After "Espresso" dominated summer 2024, the pop star is poised to top the charts again with her new bop, "Manchild ...

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