She's had the biggest song of the year: "Espresso". You turn on pop radio for the past 6 months and you are bound to hear her, as she has gained three top 10 hits (one being a number one) this past summer ("Espresso," "Please Please Please," and "Taste"). I'm not even big fan of Sabrina Carpenter, but she's been one of the biggest names in pop culture this year, definitely has a bigger fan base than "teenage girls." I think this talking point that we have heard for decades stems from misogynist rhetoric, as you never see people say a male artist's fan base is mostly teenagers when the artist is 25+ and not targeting to kids. I'm NOT accusing you of anything negative, just an observation of our culture.

Edit: I'm talking about American (and somewhat western) pop culture here fyi.

Pretty sure he’s accusing me since I claimed a majority of her fanbase to be teenage white girls, which I’ll stand by.

Me, it's the other way around - I remember the song very well, but hell if I knew who sang it. I'm very bad with names.

I tend to change channels if it comes on over the radio