It Looks Like Sabrina Carpenter Just Got Seriously Subtle Revenge On Barry Keoghan Two Months After Their Split – BuzzFeed

The best of the internet, delivered straight to your inbox!If you need reminding, Barry starred in Sabrina’s original “Please Please Please” music video — which saw her beg him not to embarrass her.BuzzFeed StaffIf you need reminding, the two were first romantically linked in December 2023, and went public when they attended a Grammys afterparty together in February 2024.Speaking to CBS News about her decision to involve Barry in her work, Sabrina explained: “I, genuinely — like, a not-even-biased opinion — I was like, ‘Who’s the greatest actor that I can find for this music video?’ He was next to me in a chair, and he was so excited about it.”Others noted that Sabrina famously kills off pretty much every male lead in her music videos, most recently teaming up with Jenna Ortega to take on the man who was two-timing them for her hit single “Taste.”At this point, it’s worth noting that while it initially seems as though the man in the back of the truck is dead, he can actually be heard screaming and banging on the truck as the video comes to an end.One wrote: “sabrina and her dedication to killing all the male leads in her mvs is quite admirable.”“barry was the only man to survive a sabrina carpenter mv. she had to go back make things right,” another added. While somebody else referred back to the lyrics of the song and quipped: “deserved for embarrassing her.”This is because the lyrics directly reference the clothes that both stars were wearing when they first met at Paris Fashion Week, with Sabrina singing: “I was in a sheer dress the day that we met,” later adding: “Who’s the cute boy with the white jacket and the thick accent?”“Bed Chem” is arguably one of Sabrina’s most explicit songs, and she left listeners blushing with the chorus: “How you pick me up, pull ’em down, turn me ’round, oh, it just makes sense / How you talk so sweet when you’re doing bad things, that’s bed chem,” as well as the now-infamous line: “Come right on me, I mean camaraderie.”However, this rumored music video has never seen the light of day, and “Bed Chem” has also not been released as an official single.

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