Sabrina Carpenter’s Smashes Mount Comebacks As She Scores A New No. 1

Sabrina Carpenter is in charge of multiple rankings in the United Kingdom this week, as her brand new single “Manchild,” a catchy country-tinged pop tune, debuts atop several tallies, including the Official Singles chart, which lists the most consumed tracks in the nation. The cut serves as the first taste of the Grammy winner’s forthcoming full-length Man’s Best Friend, which will drop later this summer.

As the new track gets off to a fantastic start, several of Carpenter’s recent wins return to the weekly rosters as well, as fans appear to have gone on something of a buying spree lately.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Trio of Comebacks

Seven songs by Carpenter find space on at least one list in the U.K. this frame. Three of them reappear on one ranking or another, and “Manchild” is brand new, all of which makes this an especially exciting period for the pop superstar.

Among her trio of comebacks, “Espresso” is the highest rising. That tune, the only one of the three to return to just a single roster, breaks back onto the Official Physical Singles chart at No. 8. Amazingly, it wasn’t present anywhere on the 100-spot tally just days ago, and now it’s a top 10 smash once more.

“Please Please Please” Returns to Several Lists

“Please Please Please” reappears on a pair of tallies this frame. The track reenters both the Official Vinyl Singles and Official Physical Singles charts at Nos. 15 and 18, respectively. What must have been a sizable increase in purchases of the tune help it climb. It also ascends to No. 60 on the Official Streaming ranking, but there’s no need to reappear in that case.

“Nonsense” Also Breaks Back Onto One Ranking

One more track from a previous era — one which didn’t include “Espresso” or “Please Please Please” — also breaks back onto rosters at the same time. “Nonsense,” the big single from Carpenter’s 2022 album Emails I Can’t Send, surges to No. 16 on the Official Vinyl Singles list and No. 22 on the Official Physical Singles chart. The track didn’t appear on either roster last period.

“Manchild” Joins “Taste” and “Busy Woman”

In addition to “Manchild” debuting on half a dozen tallies and opening at No. 1 on all but two of them, Carpenter also appears on various songs rankings with beloved compositions like “Taste,” “Busy Woman,” and “Bed Chem.” She has three eras of music going on the U.K. charts at the moment, and as summer progresses, the Grammy winner is likely to score even more wins from her upcoming album.