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The Talk hosts debate on Sabrina Carpenter’s suggestive dances on tour
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The Talk hosts debate on Sabrina Carpenter’s suggestive dances on tour

The Talk hosts debate on Sabrina Carpenters' suggestive dances during her shows

Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Sheryl Underwood, Jerry O’Connell and Natalie Morales Robert Voets/CBS

Sabrina Charpentier leaves a certain impression on stage, but not all have been positive for parents.

All along his American leg Short and sweet tour that finished last weekendCarpenter, 25, has made waves for her risky outfits, including bedazzled lingerie – and suggestive lyrics and choreography. While singing “Juno,” Carpenter even pantomimes a sexual position at one point.

Carpenter, a former Disney Channel starlet, has a number of young fans eager to attend the shows, but it turns out many of their parents are often shocked by certain moves. Jenna Dewanfor example, recently shared Instagram footage of her covering the eyes of her daughter Everly, 11, during “Juno” at one of the Los Angeles shows.

Online criticism reached The speech on a Thursday, November 21 clipin which panelists disagreed on whether Carpenter should have tempered his moves to accommodate a younger audience.

“Sabrina Carpenter is 25 (and) I think at 25 she gives a concert, she’s old enough to give the concert she wants to give,” Amanda Kloots said. “I think if there are young people who like his music, you can listen to him. It is up to the parents (who) who buy these tickets to decide whether they should take their children to this concert.

While some of Kloots’ comrades Talk the hosts agreed, Akbar Gbajabiamila took an opposing view.

The Talk hosts debate on Sabrina Carpenters' suggestive dances during her shows
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“You know, my kids just contacted me and said, ‘Hey Dad, I want to go to this concert and can we go together?’ Oh, yeah, sure, and then they sent me all the dates, and I started looking at them and it was like, Tyler the Creator And Lil Yachty“, remembers Gbajabiamila, 45 years old. “I’m like, ‘Who the hell is that?’ No disrespect to them, but I don’t know Tyler the Creator and Lil Yachty.

Gbajabiamila further emphasized that he is busy raising his family: he shares four children with his wife. Crystal — to “research what type” of concert each artist gives to assess the levels of relevance according to the child’s age.

Sabrina Carpenter reveals what inspires her absurd outros


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Monica Schipper/WireImage Sabrina Carpenter never holds back in her “Nonsense” outros and the singer opened up about the inspiration behind her freestyle banter. “I’m not going to lie, I’ve made a lot of provocative jokes and… I talk a lot,” Carpenter, 24, said in an interview with Billboard published Monday (August 28).

“No parent remembers by Googling what the artist is or who the artist is and what’s on their show,” the NFL veteran said. “I think there is a responsibility, especially if you know your audience. It would be like us coming on this show and knowing we have a certain demo and yet we say something totally different than what our demo is looking for.

He added: “We have a responsibility as artists to know your audience, right? You know, I’m not going to drop a Lil Yachty reference (on The speech) if our viewers are older, but I might drop one Bill Withers or something like that.

Carpenter has not publicly addressed the backlash over his suggestion. Short and sweet performance, but has previously cited his songwriting as “authentic”.

“When I was younger, I think I almost felt pressure to write about an adult subject because people around you were like, ‘This is something cool and it works,'” the nominee said. Grammy Awards. rolling stone in a profile published in June. “I didn’t do it until I felt like it was actually authentic to me.”

She added, “Those real moments when I’m just a super excited 25-year-old girl are as real as when I’m going through heartbreak and being unhappy and not feeling like a person.”