A Childhood Video Of Sabrina Carpenter Is Going Seriously Viral Because It Proves That She Has Always Had That Iconic Sense Of Humor

Sabrina appeared to win over a new audience with her sassy lyrics and tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, which was only exemplified when she toured the album later that same year.

The star became renowned for her seriously NSFW “Nonsense” outros that she would personalize for every single performance, as well as her social media activity that proves she doesn’t take anything too seriously.

As you’re probably aware, “Espresso” immediately went viral for Sabrina’s quirky chorus, where she repeats: “That’s that me, espresso,” as well as her on-point delivery of the line: “I’m working late, coz I’m a singer.”

“Please Please Please” had similar success, with fans going wild over the overriding theme of the song being Sabrina’s all-too-relatable fear that her boyfriend will humiliate her. 

She sings in the chorus: “Heartbreak is one thing, my ego’s another — I beg you don’t embarrass me, motherfucker.”

The accompanying music video was even better, with Sabrina casting her real-life actor boyfriend, Barry Keoghan, to play her outlaw love interest.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, the singer said of her ever-growing stardom: “I just love that people get my sense of humor.”

The clip is believed to have been taken from a YouTube video uploaded by the star when she was just a child, and it shows her confidently pretending that she can talk to her pet cat. 

Speaking to the camera while standing beside a cat, Sabrina says: “OK, I’ve got this, I’ve got this real good. I went to animal communication school, trust me, we’re, like, tight.”

She then leans toward the cat and slowly enunciates: “Meow. Purr. Hiss.”

Turning back to the camera, she exclaims: “He intimidated, you see that intimidation in his eyes?”

Seemingly catching herself off-guard, she then gasps: “I’m deep, I’m so deep, oh my god, I gotta-" before walking off-camera in apparent awe of her skill.

The video has been doing the rounds on social media for a while now, but started to gain prominence last month when a pop culture account tweeted it alongside the joke: “sabrina carpenter has been talking nonsense since forever.”

This tweet went viral at the time with more than 4 million views and tens of thousands of responses.

“her job is being a comedian, being an artist is her hobby,” somebody else joked. 

One more wrote: “I fully support anyone who’s been a delightful weirdo all their life!”

While another referenced a “Please Please Please” lyric as they tweeted: “I love how unserious she is with life and her music like wym the ceiling fan is so nice.”