Sabrina Carpenter

Joseph Harvey: I’m afraid to read the lyrics but dang, what a banger

• fionmul +2 — Sabrina is a modern hot girl summer icon... I don't necessarily like it but it's true
• shea nowicki +1
• SamRobertsND +1
• Edward James +1 — That’s that me vote
• judd.baker +1

Laur: She’s basically the icon of feminist gaslit, gatekept, girlbossed femme idolization rn

• shea nowicki +1
• fionmul 0 — She is. But this song isn’t the one for this category.
• Joseph Harvey 0 — This would win in a “feminine wiles” round, but toxic femininity it is not.
• Edward James 0 — I don't see it in this song. She's girlbossing but it's benign compared to the others.
• SamRobertsND 0 — Also unlistenable
• Claire 0 — I get where this submission is coming from but (to a lesser degree than Shania) I’m like…yeah it’s reasonable to want a guy that’s a little bit obsessed with you and this song may be a bit hyperbolic but in a playful tongue in cheek way
• Brad Stalcup 0 — Can't stand the girl in this song, but I'm not sure it qualifies as "gaslit, gatekeep, or girlboss"

• fionmul +1 — Not being a girls girl is definitely part of the toxic feminine realm. Oh Sabrina. I like her less and less. This was a better choice than espresso.
• ared56 +1
• Edward James +1 — Of the pop hits, this is the only one for me that really gets the theme fully. Narrowly beats out two others to get my "4th place" vote.
• Claire +1 — I remember hitting play on this album when it came out and immediately thinking this was just a perfect pop song. Hate to say it but Jack Antonoff has the formula. Subverts the “gatekeep” element of the theme in a fun way
• shea nowicki +1
• SamRobertsND 0 — Why do people like her
• Corey -1