Sabrina Carpenter sings about ‘Saltburn’ at Coachella

Sabrina Carpenter has closed out her remaining Coachella efficiency of 2024 with a cheeky nod to her associate Barry Keoghan.

Whereas performing in the course of the second weekend of Coachella on April 19 on the Coachella Stage, Carpenter remaining verse noticed her tip her hat to Keoghan, who final 12 months starred in Saltburn. The pair have been romantically linked since earlier this 12 months.

On ‘Nonsense’, throughout which Sabrina Carpenter freestyles cheeky lyrics in its outro, she sang: “Made his knees so weak, he needed to unfold mine / He’s consuming my bathtub water prefer it’s purple wine / Coachella, see you again right here once I headline”.

Sabrina Carpenter references her boyfriend Barry Keoghan’s bathtub scene in #Saltburn in her remaining “nonsense” outro:

“Made his knees so weak he needed to unfold mine. He’s consuming my bathtub water prefer it’s purple wine. #Coachella , see you again right here once I headline.” pic.twitter.com/k7RwPD9bd8

— Marcus (@marcusuntrell) April 20, 2024

The “bathtub water” lyric references a scene in Saltburn, throughout which Oliver (Keoghan) drinks Felix’s (Jacob Elordi) bathwater after spying on the latter pleasing himself in a bath.

Following her Coachella efficiency, Carpenter mirrored on her pair of reveals on the pageant, writing: “That was probably the most enjoyable reveals I’ve ever performed. I can’t imagine i obtained to sing ‘Don’t Know Why’ with the one and solely magnificent [Norah Jones]…. I can’t imagine my keyboard is haunted… and that i can’t imagine you guys had been already singing alongside to all of the phrases in ‘espresso’. I really feel so fortunate. thanks to everybody who got here to observe!!!!”

Most lately, Carpenter teamed up with Lady In Purple to launch a brand new single, ‘You Want Me Now?’, final month. Previous to that, she opened for Taylor Swift in throughout a number of dates in Latin America, Australia and Asia between August 2023 and March 2024.

In a four-star evaluation of Saltburn, NME‘s Alex Flood wrote: “Emerald Fennell’s wealthy tapestry steadily unravels, and we lurch, bowtie askew, half-empty bottle of Dom Pérignon clutched in a single hand, in the direction of a gripping finale. Saltburn isn’t probably the most talked-about get together of the 12 months, however you shouldn’t miss all of it the identical.”