Singer called the collaboration of ‘a dream’ alongside one of her greatest idols
This Tuesday, February 18, DOLLY PARTON published a behind -the -scenes video of the recording of the clip Please please pleaseyour collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter. The duet is part of the album’s deluxe version Short n ‘Sweetreleased on Valentine’s Day in the US, on February 14.
Two blondes are already one thing, but a collaboration with @sabrina Carpenter is another “wrote Parton in the caption. “Behind the scenes of ‘Please please’, already available …”
In the video, Parton puts a pair of decorated pink sunglasses, while Carpenter reacts excited to the singer’s look. “You’re so cute!”says the artist of “Espresso”, before climbing a pickup truck next to Parton.
Check out the behind -the -scenes video shared by DOLLY PARTON:
@dollyparton Two Blondes Are One Thing, Collab with @sabrina Carpenter
“We’re in a truck. Ballpables. Everything is aligning,” Play Carpenter in the video. In another moment, Parton admits that he never liked driving very much. “I was never a great driver. I don’t even like driving.”
The clip of “Please please pleaseis part of the deluxe version of the album Short n ‘Sweetfrom Carpenter. On Instagram, the singer celebrated the partnership with DOLLY PARTONsaying: “Dolly and me singing in a pickup truck !!!!!! I’m very honored to have one of my greatest idolas in a song that means so much for me. Short n ‘Sweet Deluxe is now available! Go watch and listen !!!! I love you forever, @dollyparton 🤍🦋 “.
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The video brings a vintage look and, according to fans, refers to the actor Barry Keoghanex-boyfriend of Carpenter. As well as in the original music video, where Keoghan It appears handcuffed, the new version features a male figure attached to the back of the truck while the singers flee the police.
In addition to the new version of “Please please please”, the “Short N ‘Sweet” Deluxe also features four unreleased songs – “15 Minutes”, “Courdn’t Make It Any Harder”, “Busy Woman” and “Bad Reviews” .
Source: Rollingstone
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