Sabrina Carpenter in the "House Tour" music video Alfredo Flores Sabrina Carpenter is taking you on a “House Tour” with a newly dropped music video for her Man’s Best Friend single, and she got some assistance from Margaret Qualley and Madelyne Cline.
Qualley co-directed the video alongside Carpenter too, which opens with Carpenter rolling up to a mansion in a pink van that reads “Pretty Girl Clean-Up Crew.” She steps out in a bloodied white high heel, the shoe itself a link to the end of the music video for “Tears.” From there, Carpenter, Qualley and Cline take part in the campy, jovial breaking and entering, frolicking around the mansion as they steal jewelry, clothing and cash. And in typical Carpenter fashion at this point, the video ends with a murder as they run someone over during the getaway.
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The video was equal parts cheeky and sexy, a fitting accompaniment for the song itself, which was one of the less subtle on Man’s Best Friend as Carpenter sings “none of this is a metaphor, I just want you to come inside.”
Carpenter dropped a teaser for the video on on April 1, confirming that Qualley and Cline would co-star in the video with her. “House Tour” is the fourth single from Man’s Best Friend, following lead single “Manchild,” “Tears” and “When Did You Get Hot?”
Man’s Best Friend received Grammy nominations for album of the year and best pop vocal album, while “Manchild” was nominated for record and song of the year.
Carpenter dropped the “House Tour” video just days before she’s set to headline Coachella later this week, with her set coming on Friday night. This will mark Carpenter’s second time playing the festival after making her debut in 2024, just as her superstar ascent was beginning.
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