Sabrina CarpenterBest Sabrina Carpenter Albums Ranked
7.3
Avg Score
369
Opinions
21
Albums
83
Reviewers
Summary from 369 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Sabrina Carpenter’s catalog across 21 albums from 369 opinions, with an overall average of 7.3/10. The top-rated Sabrina Carpenter album is Man’s Best Friend (2025) with a 7.8/10 average from 57 ratings, followed by Short n' Sweet and emails i can’t send fwd:. The discography on Rate.fm spans 2016 to 2025. Taste ranks as the highest-rated Sabrina Carpenter song on Rate.fm with a 8.8/10 average.
Taste
Sabrina Carpenter • 2024
Juno
Sabrina Carpenter • 2024
Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry
Sabrina Carpenter • 2025
Man’s Best Friend
“The pop star’s Short n’ Sweet follow-up is as brainy as it is raunchy, with clever wordplay superseded only by inspired form.”
Man’s Best Friend
“The brightest star in pop basks in soul-piercing honesty — and has a lot of fun doing it”
Man’s Best Friend
“pop’s bawdy troubadour hits the melodic G-spot”
emails i can't send
“This album to me continues to be Sabrina’s best as each album comes out. The concept of this record representing different phases and ways of trying to communicate with people around you but ultimately failing is so genius. One of my favorite tracks tornado warnings while being a song about coming to terms with the fact you might not be over your ex, you can’t admit to anyone this information. The craziest part of that song is how the production like all songs on this albums just completely carries each to a different realm. The deluxe songs as well gave this album even more recognition and prove to me that this was Sabrina’s first time really in her element as an artist (even if I still love evolution and the singulars). My Top 3: Tornado Warnings, Decode, Because I liked a boy”
Short n' Sweet
“Short n’ Sweet feels like Sabrina Carpenter fully locking into her pop star confidence without losing the charm that made fans stick around in the first place. The album is playful, flirty, and sharp, but there’s real growth underneath the sugar. Her songwriting is witty and self-aware, the hooks hit effortlessly, and her personality shines on every track. As a fan, it’s satisfying to hear her sound this comfortable in her own lane. She is owning the moment, having fun, and still delivering emotionally when it counts. Sweet, smart, and surprisingly replayable.”
Man’s Best Friend
“After the first time I heard this album I couldn’t stop for that first week that album was my top on Airbuds it’s just really upbeat and a fun album will say might be her second best album if your looking for something fun and out of pocket”