Record producer slam sabrina Carpenter sexy image as “offensive”

Pop star Sabrin carpenter Has caught fire over her sexy image, which is “offensive” and harms women's rights.

The sophisticated comments were made by the English songwriting and recording trio Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman, who have worked with Sam Fox and Kylie Minogue.

The trio also had a lot to say about Sabrin Warter's music, calling her lyrics “lazy”.

In a new interview with SunMike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman criticized singers Sabrina Carpenter's growth in the music industry, focusing on her “sexy” image.

Waterman announced that she finds the choice of the singer's wardrobe “offensive” and doubts why she chooses to sexualize her image while having a raw talent needed to stand out.

He also claimed that the women's singers who dressed “as little as possible” “was not the norm 30 years ago, adding that artists from their age would” kill “that he did” half of what is being done. “

As a sequel, Aitken commented that seeing warts and other women who accept this style to advertise their music is a failure for women's rights.

He told Outlet: “They (women) have won all their freedoms and rights, women. They fought for everything they have, and now they throw it away is the way I look at it.”

Elsewhere in the conversation, Waterman also announced that the decision of Warter could be sexually impaired by her dignity.

“It's just crazy. If you are asking to be respected, don't put the G-hub,” he said.

Speaking of collections, he went after the singer's lyrics, saying how she talked about sex in some of her songs was “lazy”.

“I would never try to write a lyric that said something specific to a sexual level,” the collection noted.

He continued, “You would always be allegorical or somehow basic. So I don't like it. I think it's a bad show and it's lazy. You will attract some attention.”

Stocks, Aitken and Waterman are not the only ones commenting on the image of wart. The sources of the industry have also claimed that her provocative image has played an important role in her meteorical growth in the last year, especially after initially trying to influence the scene of music.

“She didn't contact the mass audience and had to make drastic changes,” the internal information shared Everyday mailRound

According to internal information, the singer's possible relocation to Island Records in 2021 led to the transformation now.

They claimed that her new leadership encouraged her to move away from her “daily image” and transform herself into a “sequence”.

The transition from her previous style, reportedly, was not easy for a carpenter who was accustomed to the “full -fledged image” she cultivated in her time in Disney.

“It made her very unpleasant because she wears sweat, small makeup behind a closed door and likes to stay home and watch Netflix,” the inner representative shared.

They added, “Suddenly showing the skin and flowing it, singing provocative lyrics, initially a challenge. She had to cover her acting skills, but it worked.”

Another source claimed that the transition was working because the singer was ready to do his best to reinforce himself.

“Sabrina knows that she just has to let go and assume that she will have to become a commercial product to establish herself,” the inner representative mentioned. “It is no different from what Britney, Gaga or Katie Perry did. They know what she will sell and she will do it until she is where she can call the shots.”

Another inner representative said it also helped the singer had talent and worked with qualified producers who gave her great songs.

“The producers actually gave her good music, and now she's more growing, more sexual,” the source said.

“(But) if the talent wasn't there, she would have been forgotten, but now she's a Bonafide pop star, which is also considered roles in major films,” the source added.