Sabrina Carpenter's sexy image is branded 'offensive' by music execs as they claim she is setting women's rights back years in scathing rant
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Sabrina Carpenter has been hit by claims her image is 'too raunchy' and she is 'setting back women's rights' in scathing comments about the music industry. English songwriting and record production trio Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman have slammed the singer's sexy look and lyrics as 'lazy'.
Sabrina, 25, has become known for her cheeky lyrics and scantily-clad stage costumes - but the music moguls have now hit out at her approach. Pete, 78, has claimed the star dresses as a little girl which he finds 'offensive' and believes she doesn't need to sexualise her image because she has raw talent.
The former Pop Stars judge claimed that he would have been 'killed' if he had instructed artists to do the same thing 30 years ago, saying that Madonna was the only performer who ever came close to doing the same thing. Mike, 73, told the Sun: 'They've [women] won all of their freedoms and their rights, women. They fought for everything they've got and now they're throwing it away, is the way I would look at it.'.
Sabrina Carpenter has been hit by claims her image is 'too raunchy' and she is 'setting back women's rights ' in scathing comments about the music industry. Sabrina, 25, has become known for her cheeky lyrics and scantily-clad stage costumes but the music moguls have now hit out at her approach.