Facts Behind Sabrina Carpenter's Music Video Feather, Inspired by Horror Films and Troublesome Shooting Locations!

Before discussing the music video Feather, you should know that this song is currently viral on TikTok! Several trends from the app are what made this song played everywhere. Based on Sabrina's post on her Instagram account, she released the music video for Feather because she saw many fans who liked the song.

Not only that, KLovers. Previously, Sabrina Carpenter also had a viral song that you must have heard before, which is Nonsense. According to Billboard, the song Nonsense even reached number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Unlike Nonsense which is referred to as a bucin song, Feather is a song that tells about ending a toxic relationship and feeling relieved as a result. Who can relate to this song?

The music video Feather is directed by Mia Barnes and features scenes reminiscent of the movie JENNIFER'S BODY, a popular horror comedy film released in 2009, and PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN, which was recently released in 2020. Not only that, PEOPLE Magazine states that this video also has a cute color palette, featuring pastel colors.

Feather also showcases a group of disturbing men, a man taking inappropriate photos, who ultimately meet a cruel fate as karma. In line with the theme of the song, Sabrina Carpenter appears to be pleased with the misfortunes that befall these men.

Not only the concept, but the outfits and hairstyles used by the 24-year-old singer also receive attention. She wears clothes that match the colors in her video, such as pink, light blue, red, and black. The attire she wears to attend a funeral is also very unique. A short black dress made of tulle fabric and 6.5-inch high Louboutin heels make her look elegant.

However, this video is reportedly receiving some unfavorable issues, KLovers. According to news from PEOPLE Magazine, two days after the release of the music video Feather, a Catholic bishop raised concerns about Sabrina Carpenter shooting inside a church located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

The Catholic diocese is reported to be taking this issue seriously and will further investigate it. Until now, PEOPLE Magazine informs that spokesperson Sabrina Carpenter has not yet responded to this issue. Wow, hopefully the problem will be resolved quickly!