Sabrina Carpenter makes history with rare feat
Sabrina Carpenter celebrates her record breaking achievement: 'Crazy'
Sabrina Carpenter marked a record-breaking feat on the heels of A Nonsense Christmas release.
The 25-year-old pop sensation made history by becoming the first artist to simultaneously chart four songs in the top 20 on US Pop radio.
Taking to Instagram stories on Friday, the Espresso hitmaker expressed her excitement about her latest achievement, saying, "Wow. This is crazy," adding with gratitude, "Thank you so much!!"
The text was overlaid on a screenshot of the Chart Data post, which read, "Sabrina Carpenter is the first artist in history to simultaneously chart four songs inside the top 20 at US Pop radio."
It is pertinent to note that all four smash hits, Espresso, Please Please Please, Taste and Bad Chem, are from her sixth studio album, Short n’ Sweet.
Carpenter’s biggest achievement comes after her festive Netflix special show, A Complete Nonsense, was released on December 6, 2024.
In the new exciting show, Carpenter, who has received six Grammy nominations for her latest album, was joined by several artists for a duet in her show, including Chappell Roan, Kali Uchis, Shania Twain and Tyla.
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