Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Nonsens’ outros ended for good reason Achi-News

Sabrina Carpenter has addressed why she ended her ever-popular tradition of serving up hilarious “Nonsense” outros in The Short and Sweet Journey.

Late last month, the “Taste” singer retired her iconic “Nonsense” lyrics as she launched her headlining tour across the US. Carpenter made his debut at Madison Square Garden, New York with the acclaimed tour, and is set to make further stops in Nashville, Dallas, San Francisco, Montreal and more North American cities before it ends on November 15, and she goes on a trip. in the UK and Europe.

Instead of her usual poetic lyrics following the end of the track, fans were treated to an error message of some sort on the screen behind the star, which read: “We apologize for the interruption to our program due to technical difficulties. “

In an interview with Time Magazine, the star confirmed that her famous emissions would not appear on her current tour. At least, not for a while. Sorry, Carpenters.

“The extreme, ‘it’s over forever’ is not in my repertoire. Maybe one day I’ll feel random and bring it back. [But] that was for that album, for that era,” he said of his previous Emails I can’t send them project.

“You have to keep something good,” Carpenter concluded.

Carpenter was known for freestyling at the end of his fame Emails I can’t send them track, often rewriting the lyrics to reflect the city or country in which he plays. They would also serve as pop culture references like her partner Barry Kheogan’s Salt burnand her support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Of course, the star – who recently faced allegations of “industry plants” – never shied away from dropping a sexual innuendo or two. One of her most iconic lines included a reference to the Jewel Changi shopping mall in Singapore during The Journey of the Eras stop there: “He said he wished he was on me/ Got me wetter than the Jewel Changi/Singapore Hope you like my song-y.”