Sabrina Carpenter's "Tears" music video depicts ongoing fatalities of males

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In the entertainment world, Sabrina Carpenter has released a new music video for her song "Tears" from her album Man's Best Friend. The video, inspired by the Rocky Horror Picture Show, sees Carpenter's character luring a man into a haunted house, a recurring theme in her music videos. The man eventually meets his demise, as is common in her videos. It's worth noting that the identity of the actor playing the man in the video remains unspecified.

Carpenter herself has shared that her new album is a celebration of heartbreak and disappointment, and she's already started working on her next album. Colman Domingo appears in the "Tears" music video and has posted about it on Twitter/X.

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