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Sabrina Carpenter Stole A Grammy In The “House Tour” Music Video, & The Meaning Is Iconic

On April 6, Sabrina Carpenter released her music video for “House Tour” — and in true Carpenter fashion, it’s campy, fun, and totally iconic. Not only does Carpenter star alongside fellow it girls Madelyn Cline and Margaret Qualley, but the three divas go on a literal heist and end up stealing a Grammy. And fans are losing it over the meaning.

At this point, we all know that if Carpenter is releasing a music video, it’s going to include two things above all else: 1) a man dying and 2) hilarious and iconic references that will have fans going wild. In the “House Tour” music video, it’s safe to say that Carpenter delivered that, plus a whole lot more.

In the video, Carpenter, Cline, and Qualley break into a massive mansion under the guise of Pretty Girl Clean-Up Crew, a fake house-cleaning business. (TBH, I wish it were actually real.) Throughout the video, the three icons run around the house in adorable outfits before stealing clothes, money, a car, a puppy, and even a Grammy award. Oh, and after they drive away from the mansion, Carpenter ends up hitting a random man with her car — a motif she’s included in all of her music videos since “Feather” in 2023.

Aside from small details like the blood on Carpenter’s shoes (which is in reference to her last video, “Tears,” in which she stabs a man in the chest with the heel of her white stilettos), fans instantly recognized another reference: Carpenter stealing a Grammy from a shelf.

Why did Sabrina Carpenter steal the Grammy in the “House Tour” Music Video?

Before the police come to bust Cline, Qualley, and Carpenter at the end of the music video, the “Manchild” singer grabs a Grammy award from the shelf before fleeing the scene. Instantly, fans came to the internet to say that the scene is a reference to the 2026 Grammy Awards, when Carpenter left the night without an award, despite earning six nominations — including Album Of The Year for Man’s Best Friend.

Of course, when it comes to Carpenter, it’s all in good fun. Though, I know I’m not the only one hoping for a new Carpenter project ASAP, so she has another chance to take home a Grammy Award next season. But, if that’s not in the cards, then maybe we’ll just have to see her steal another Grammy in the next video. Do I sense a new motif, or…?

Julianna Marie is the Wellness Editor at Her Campus — leading the site's coverage of health, wellness, sex, relationships, and mental health. Additionally, she oversees our College Try franchise, the LGBTQIA+ vertical (Free To Be) and occasionally covers astrology, entertainment, fashion and beauty, and internet culture.

Julianna's work as a screenwriter and filmmaker has also received recognition at major film festivals such as LA Shorts, Tokyo International Film Festival, the NYC Horror Film Festival, and more. Currently, she is in the process of writing her debut novel.

She graduated with a B.F.A in Screenwriting from Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts in May 2022, where she formed very strong opinions on movies and a love for the beach. (She's a Pisces.)

When she's not writing burning hot takes and writing about her personal life for the masses (sorry, mom), you can find Julianna cooking, going out with the girls, doing yoga the morning after going out with the girls, watching reality television with her fiancé, playing chess, or advocating for the food scene in Pittsburgh, PA. It really is that good, BTW.

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