Fifteen seconds in, you can already count costume changes, camera resets, and a laugh that breaks the mood like a popped balloon. Sabrina crawls through weeds, tiptoes around a creaky house, and poses on a giant bed while lights flare and a director calls for another take. It feels messy, human, and delightfully chaotic.
The mood flips between campy dread and easy joy. Sabrina is glamorous one moment, then cracking up at the absurdity of it all. The crew hustles, the camera glides, and the night air looks sharp enough to bite. That last button is pure comedy, when Colman Domingo in drag gets interrupted mid-introduction, and everyone giggles like school.
behind the scenes of sabrina carpenter’s ‘Tears’ music video, aka our fav video out right now
Viewers lean into the silliness. Many latch onto the giant bed and the nighttime house shots, replaying the cut where Sabrina goes from serious to smiling in a blink. Comments praise the stamina of the crew, the camp sparkle, and the final gag. The vibe is clear: keep the mistakes, keep the magic, keep the truth of making.
That playful candor becomes a doorway. After seeing the stop-and-start grind, the finished story lands differently, like a stage finally lit. The same house, the same faces, and the same retro mood now sharpen into a bold, cinematic ride. The laughter turns into fuel for the main act of heartbreak with a wink.
Sabrina Carpenter – Tears (Official Video)
Here, the glamour is turned up and the jokes have teeth. Old-Hollywood shadows. A bedroom set like a theater. Drag performers swirling through scenes. Colman Domingo’s cameo is a showstopper. The meta tag seals it: “Someone has to die every video.” Fans call it wild, glossy, and fearless, praising the quick-cut storytelling and sly dark humor.
Sabrina’s gift is contrast. She holds glitter in one hand and a thorn in the other. She jokes, then stares you down. The journey around “Tears” feels big and intentional, from blooper charm to cinematic bite. Follow Sabrina Carpenter on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Stay close for longer cuts, playlists, and every surprise that comes next.