The “Espresso” singer is back to take her summer song crown for the second year in a row with her infectiously catchy new single.

Sabrina Carpenter let her fans in on the meaning behind “Manchild," amid speculation that it was inspired by an ex. On Thursday, June 5, the 26-year-old “Busy Woman” singer shared a candid caption explaining how her latest single came about.

It looks like Sabrina’s about to drop another song of the summer — but who is it about? We’re breaking down what we know so far about ‘Manchild’ here.

Sabrina Carpenter scored some, uh, unexpected free promo for her new single “Manchild” yesterday, and now it has a music video to boot. The “Espresso” singer hasn’t quite gone country in her new play for song of the summer, but she is going across the country—in a series of increasingly ridiculous vehicles—in the new video.

Sabrina Carpenter has returned with "Manchild," her first new music since the 'Short n' Sweet' deluxe edition.

Sabrina Carpenter’s “Manchild” dropped on June 5 — and she calls it the "embodiment of a loving eye roll." Here are the "Manchild" lyrics and meaning, explained.

“Manchild” marks Carpenter’s first new music since “15 Minutes,” “Couldn’t Make It Any Harder,” “Busy Woman” and “Bad Reviews” dropped in February as bonus songs on her Short n’ Sweet deluxe album. The original LP dropped last August at the high point of a breakthrough summer for the star, spending four weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

UPDATED: The day after releasing the audio version of her new single, “Manchild,” Sabrina Carpenter has dropped a Friday morning music video for the song, a cheeky (in every way) romp through the desert in which the micro-Daisy-Dukes-wearing pop star hitchhikes her way through a series of encounters with inept but mostly unthreatening men. She …

Sabrina Carpenter released a single and music video for "Manchild" on Friday. She described the song as "a loving eye roll."

UPDATED: The day after releasing the audio version of her new single, “Manchild,” Sabrina Carpenter has dropped a Friday morning music video for the song, a cheeky (in every way) romp through the desert in which the micro-Daisy-Dukes-wearing pop star hitchhikes her way through a series of encounters with inept but mostly unthreatening men. She …