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Sabrina Carpenter drops new album and music video featuring Colman Domingo

By Sophia Soto | Last updated Aug 29, 2025 6:11 PM ET

It's officially Man’s Best Friend release day! And on top of a new album, Sabrina Carpenter also gave fans a new music video for "Tears," featuring the one and only Colman Domingo.

"How special to make something out of pure inspiration and zero pressure. I don’t think I’ve had greater memories making something before. I made the whole record with 3 of my best most brilliant friends Amy, Jack and John. And if i could turn back time and relive these memories i would. God damn we had so much fun! and you can hear it! It’s a real party for heartbreak, a celebration of disappointment! It’s laughing at yourself and your poor choices as everything is falling apart, it’s wondering how loyalty and love always gets you back to third wheeling, spoken sarcastically like a true 25 year old," the singer wrote on Instagram. "I encourage you to listen loud, in order, top to bottom, with friends or by yourself! this is sonically and lyrically my favorite way to experience this album!"

The tracklist includes "Manchild," "Tears," "My Man on Willpower," "Sugar Talking," "We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night," "Nobody's Son," "Never Getting Laid," "When Did You Get Hot?," "Go Go Juice," "Don't Worry I'll Make You Worry," "House Tour," and "Goodbye."

"About to break the internet. Tears," Domingo teased on X, referring to the music video. "Protect all the Dolls." Additionally, in a separate post, he expressed, "Thank you Sabs for inviting me to truly play."

"I was just going through a lot and I was like, 'well, I could either, you know, sit and sulk about it, or I could write about it,' and it doesn't mean I have to put any of this out," she explained to CBS Mornings about creating Man’s Best Friend.

Sophia Soto

Sophia Soto is a writer and interviewer with a passion for all things entertainment. She is a Senior Reporter at The Nerds of Color and contributes to Yardbarker, Screensphere, Den of Geek, What to Watch, Nerdtropolis, and Temple of Geek. You can see her past work on Remezcla, Young Hollywood, Looper, Paste Magazine, Primetimer, Soundsphere, and Starry Constellation Magazine

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