Sabrina Carpenter is celebrating a major musical milestone.
The Espresso hitmaker’s latest album Man’s best friend has been officially certified platinum by the RIAA, Recording Industry Association of America.
The seventh album has already sold or streamed the equivalent of 1 million copies in the United States within just three months of its release.
In an Instagram post on Thursday, November 13, the Grammy winner announced the news along with her fans.
“What in the world. Man’s best friend just went platinum [two black heart emoji]she wrote in the caption. ‘Thank you for listening to this album. I love you guys so much.”
The short and sweet message was accompanied by the album’s controversial cover, highlighted by the iconic platinum RIAA plaque that artists receive to commemorate the achievement.
Fans were quick to share the Please, please chart topper, with one text: “so deserved!! I didn’t know it got that certification so quickly, that’s insane for a single.”
“Honestly, I think it’s one of her best songs production-wise,” said another.
A third commented: ‘incredibly proud’, followed by a fourth, enthusiastically: ‘We knew this would happen on the first listen. [blue heart emoji] Congratulations.”
Carpenter, 26, marked her latest milestone as she neared the finale of her fifth concert tour and her first headlining arena tour.
The Short n’ Sweet tour, which launched in late September, will conclude after six more shows in multiple cities.
