Sabrina Carpenter’s seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, has officially set a new streaming benchmark, earning the biggest debut for a female album on Spotify this year. With over 64.4 million streams on its first day, the album surpasses Sabrina’s previous release, Short n’ Sweet, which debuted with more than 57 million streams.
The album’s success is not only impressive overall but also historic on a track level. The LP’s second single, “Tears,” debuted with 9.2 million first-day streams, marking the biggest opening for a song by a female artist on the global Spotify chart in 2025. Beyond the lead track, nearly the entire project dominated the chart, with all songs landing in the top 20.
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On the Daily Global Spotify Chart, Carpenter’s dominance was clear:
• #1 “Tears” — with 9.2M streams
• #3 “Manchild” — with 6.4M
• #4 “My Man on Willpower” — with 6.1M
• #5 “Sugar Talking” — with 5.6M
• #6 “Nobody’s Son” — with 5.1M
• #7 “We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night” — with 5.1M
• #9 “When Did You Get Hot?” — with 4.9M
• #11 “Never Getting Laid” — with 4.7M
• #12 “Go Go Juice” — with 4.6M
• #15 “House Tour” — with 4.1M
• #16 “Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry” — with 3.9M
• #17 “Goodbye” — with 3.9M
Released via Island Records, Man’s Best Friend arrives just one year after Carpenter’s Grammy-winning Short n’ Sweet, which produced worldwide hits like “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.” While that project cemented her status as a household name, her latest release proves she has the staying power to dominate global charts for years to come.
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