Sabrina Carpenter Sings ‘Saltburn’ ‘Nonsense’ Outro

Sabrina Carpenter has made altering up the outro of “Nonsense” a factor followers sit up for — and he or she didn’t disappoint together with her newest replace to the tune at Coachella Friday evening (April 19). Straight from the screenplay of Saltburn, she made a shameless lyrical reference to one among Barry Keoghan’s unforgettable scenes from the movie on the competition.

“Man his knees so weak, he needed to unfold mine,” teased Carpenter to the “Nonsense” melody, simply earlier than hitting the Indio, California, crowd with this line: “He’s drinkin’ my bathtub water prefer it’s purple wine.”

“Coachella, see you again right here after I headline,” she mentioned, wrapping up the outro with a tamer ending, an enormous grin and a wave. The singer-songwriter was on the invoice for each weekends of Coachella 2024, with a mainstage time slot that got here forward of units by Lil Uzi Vert, Peso Pluma and headliner Lana Del Rey.

Carpenter’s “drinkin’ my bathtub water” wordplay unmistakably factors towards a fairly surprising scene within the 2023 movie directed by Emerald Fennell, which starred Jacob Elordi reverse Keoghan.

Carpenter is seemingly courting Keoghan, with the couple making their public debut on the Vainness Honest Oscars afterparty in March. Whereas they didn’t formally pose side-by-side on the purple carpet, they did stroll it on the identical time. Through the occasion, Carpenter and Keoghan snapped a playful photograph collectively off the carpet, hiding the bottoms of their faces with their fingers in a approach that clearly didn’t disguise their id nor the truth that they had been on the occasion collectively.

At a Taylor Swift live performance in Singapore in March the place the Emails I Can’t Ship artist was the opening act, followers additionally noticed Carpenter operating into the actor’s arms for an enormous hug after leaving the Eras stage.

Watch what we’ll name Carpenter’s “Nonsense (Saltburn Model)” outro carried out at Coachella beneath.