Sabrina Carpenter is expanding the visual world of Man’s Best Friend with the release of her “House Tour” music video, which dropped April 6. The cinematic clip arrives after days of teasing, with Carpenter confirming directly to fans, “no joke… house tour video this Monday!”
Directed with a tongue-in-cheek narrative, the video leans into stylized chaos and dark humor. Sabrina Carpenter pulls off a stylish heist alongside Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline in the “House Tour” music video, which quickly spirals into chaos inside a lavish mansion. At one point, they even stumble upon the Mona Lisa hidden inside the house. Final scenes show the three cruising through the night in a pink truck, intercut with a mock news broadcast reporting a “robbery” involving suspects described as “armed and dangerous” and dressed in minimal clothing.
Quick-cut dialogue sequences—“should we go in the back door? NO” and “Take your shoes off”—inject a comedic unpredictability. The concept plays with suburban satire and exaggerated femininity, framing the trio as both glamorous and disruptive figures within a heightened, almost camp aesthetic.
“House Tour” has already proven to be a streaming force. As of April 6, the track has accumulated nearly 200 million streams on Spotify, positioning it among the most organically driven standouts from the project. Its elevation to an official single marks the fourth release from Man’s Best Friend, following “Manchild,” “Tears,” and “When Did You Get Hot?”
The album itself has delivered sustained global performance. Upon release, Man’s Best Friend debuted at No. 1 in 18 countries, including the United States, where it later earned platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America after surpassing one million units. Lead single “Manchild” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, establishing Carpenter’s strongest chart presence to date.
Industry recognition has followed commercial success. The project secured six nominations at the Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album.
Watch the “House Tour” video below:
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