Fans of Sabrina Carpenter are marking a rather cheeky milestone, celebrating one full year since the pop star boldly declared herself “F***ing H***y” on stage. What started as a playful moment during her live performances has since evolved into a viral catchphrase that fans have embraced across social media, memes, and even concert chants.
Here’s everything you need to know about how Sabrina Carpenter’s energy on her post with fan reaction to her most talked-about moments.
How fans reacted to Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘H***y’ post
On August 23, 2025, Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n Sweet officially turned one.
To mark the milestone, the singer took to her Instagram and shared a heartfelt post reflecting on the album’s impact. Alongside a carousel of memories, she articulated her love for everyone, stating, “pausing from MBF to say happy one year of Short n’ Sweet. One year of kiss marks, camaraderie, and being so fucking horny. This album is one of my most prized possessions and brought me closer to myself as well as so many beautiful people and places.” She continued, “One of the most fun years I’ve had in my whole life, I’ll never take it for granted!!! Love you all infinitely. SNS for life.”
Her fans wasted no time flooding the comments with love. One fan declared, “This album didn’t just drop, it defined an era.” Another added, “lives were changed that day.”
Other users chimed in, “Thank YOU for giving us an album that changed my life and made the world truly see my favorite underground small artist for the superstar she has always been.”
Others kept it short and sweet with messages like, “U released the perfect album u perfect princess,” and “What a year! hbd sns.”
Short n’ Sweet wasn’t just an internet moment—it became a cultural reset. The album spent four weeks at the top of the Billboard 200, earned Sabrina Carpenter her first Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album, and solidified her status as a global star.
The album features a total of 12 tracks, namely: Taste, Please Please Please, Good Graces, Sharpest Tool, Coincidence, Bed Chem, Espresso, Dumb & Poetic, Slim Pickins, Juno, Lie to Girls, and Don’t Smile.
