The guests of the view repel the criticisms of the cover of the album Sabrina Carpenter

The pop star Sabrina Carpenter arouses criticism of some for her new album coverage but, Thursday morning, the hosts of “The View” postponed these criticism.

Carpenter’s new album is called “Man’s Best Friend”, and the blanket shows her on all fours on a man while he uses his hair like a leash. Some fans have criticized the image as insensitive, given the precarious status of women’s rights in the country at the moment, while others have simply argued that this “made us go back around 5 decades”.

“Oh, booo! It looks like the 90s to complain about an album cover,” said Alyssa Farah Griffin. “They are always provocative, you want to grab people’s eyes.”

Farah Griffin noted that she was a big fan of Sabrina Carpenter herself and stressed that Carpenter’s real words are “everything about the empowerment of women” and often make fun of men who deserve it.

“It reminds me of Britney Spears in the 90s, like” you shouldn’t wear that! “” Added Farah Griffin. “Like, do we still do that?”

For the host Sara Haines, the “important distinction” in the image is that Carpenter chooses to pose in this way itself. Autonomy there, combined with her words, keeps her firmly in power, explained hatred, agreeing that album covers are supposed to make people appear.

“It’s more than you stop, not what you think,” she said.

Meanwhile, the moderator Whoopi Goldberg admitted that the album cover reminded him of a very specific scene of “Spinal Tap”, which you can look at below.

“The girl does her thing, God bless her,” said Whoopi.

That said, the Moderator ABC explained how she would have tackled the concept, which made a member of the public lose very auditably.

“If you are there, you bite,” said Whoopi. “I mean, because you want to look like an angry dog. If you’re going to be a four -legged dog, it looks like you don’t like it! ”

“The view” is broadcast during the week at 11:00 a.m. on ABC.