Fans are all saying the same thing about Sabrina Carpenter’s new duet with Chappell Roan

Fans are raving over Sabrina Carpenter’s new duet with Chappell Roan.

On Friday, the 25-year-old Espresso hitmaker released her highly anticipated Christmas special, A Nonsense Christmas, via Netflix — it featured special guest performing artists, comedic cameos and various other unexpected duets.

At one point in the special, the blonde bombshell teamed up with the Pink Pony Club singer as they belted out their rendition of the iconic 1984 Wham! holiday hit, Last Christmas, and emulated a passionate karaoke session.

Sabrina sung up a storm in an emerald bralette and matching skirt that flashed her midriff paired with a fuzzy white coat. 

Chappell vocalized the track wearing a similar ensemble consisting of a busty emerald crop top with attached gloves and a long-slit skirt. She also modeled a fluffy white coat with animal print accents.

Their voices intertwined beautifully as they brought the lyrics to life with their modern twist and poignant delivery. 

The blonde bombshell teamed up with the Pink Pony Club singer as they belted out their rendition of the infamous 1984 holiday hit, Last Christmas

The set resembled the chaotic aftermath of a wild, raucous house party — strewn cups, tipped-over champagne bottles and scattered red and green streamers painting a vivid picture of a holiday get-together. 

Fans were quick to shower the Bed Chem singer and Good Luck, Babe songstress with praise for their performance on X (formerly Twitter), with some hoping the track finds its way to streaming platforms and others calling it ‘perfect.’

One user quipped, ‘if Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter’s last christmas doesn’t end up on spotify then i will raise hell.’

‘Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan singing Last Christmas was everything I needed it to be and more,’ user @madbaddo penned.

Another chimed in, ‘That was incredible oh my gawd!!! They sounded incredible together. Plus the outfits my gawd!! Perfect song choice too.’

‘The Chappell Roan+Sabrina Carpenter “Last Christmas” duet in A Nonsense Christmas is sooooo lovely oh my god,’ a user by the name of @LoyalLeuitenant added.

One fan commented a fire emoji and said, ‘The chemistry between sabrina and Chappell [is fire].’

‘I need this on streaming yesterday…’ another follower penned. 

The duo emulated an abrupt karaoke session, as the set resembled the chaotic aftermath of a wild, raucous house party

Fans were quick to shower the Bed Chem singer and Good Luck, Babe songstress with praise for their performance on X

‘Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan singing Last Christmas was everything I needed it to be and more,’ user @madbaddo penned

Another chimed in, ‘That was incredible oh my gawd!!! They sounded incredible together. Plus the outfits my gawd!! Perfect song choice too’

‘The Chappell Roan+Sabrina Carpenter “Last Christmas” duet in A Nonsense Christmas is sooooo lovely oh my god,’ a user by the name of @LoyalLeuitenant added

One fan commented a fire emoji and said, ‘The chemistry between sabrina and Chappell [is fire]’

‘I need this on streaming yesterday…’ another follower penned

A Nonsense Christmas is streaming exclusively on Netflix. The unique title derives from the holiday remix of her hit song Nonsense that was released last December. 

The holiday special sees the singer serenade viewers with tracks from her 2023 festive EP Fruitcake as well as vocalize other covers of well known holiday hits.

Sabrina also sang duets with stars Tyla, Shania Twain and Kali Uchis.

Nico Hiraga, Quinta Brunson, Cara Delevingne, Kyle Mooney, Megan Stalter, Sean Astin, Owen Thiele and Jillian Bell will also made an appearance in the holiday special.

Sabrina and OBB Pictures teamed up to produce A Nonsense Christmas under her newly launched At Last Productions banner.

The Juno songstress said in a press release, ‘The holidays have always been so special to me.

‘I am excited to bring my take to a classic holiday variety show — infusing my love of music and comedy to make something that is uniquely me.’

Michael D. Ratner, executive producer and founder/CEO of OBB Media praised the singer who is currently on her Short n’ Sweet World Tour.

Sabrina sung up a storm in an emerald bralette and matching skirt that flashed her midriff paired with a fuzzy white coat

Chappell vocalized the track wearing a similar ensemble consisting of a busty emerald crop top with attached gloves and a long-slit skirt

Their voices intertwined beautifully as they brought the lyrics to life with their modern twist and poignant delivery

A Nonsense Christmas is streaming exclusively on Netflix

He said: ‘Sabrina’s vision to subvert the classic holiday special has been clear since day one. At OBB, we partner with the world’s most captivating artists to reimagine the expected.

‘We’re proud of the work by our entire team and want to highlight Simone Spira, the Volara team, Sam Wrench, Nikki Boella and all involved that brought Sabrina’s vision to life on Netflix.’

Back in September, the former Disney Channel child star and the streaming platform teamed up to announce the project by sharing a promotional video teasing the special.

The blonde beauty is currently on a three month break from touring but is slated to resume her concert in early March in Dublin, Ireland for the show’s European leg.

The unique title derives from the holiday remix of her hit song Nonsense that was released last December

The special featured special guest performing artists, comedic cameos and various other unexpected duets

She kicked off the Short n’ Sweet World Tour in Columbus, Ohio on September 24, 2024 and has plans to end the concert tour in Milan, Italy on March 26, 2025.

The Don’t Smile songstress — who recently celebrated her 25th birthday — is Spotify’s #11 most listened to artist worldwide on the platform.

A Nonsense Christmas’ release comes two days after Sabrina reportedly split up from her boyfriend of one year, 32-year-old Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan. The Saltburn star appeared in the singer’s sultry music video for Please Please Please.

The multihyphenate has had 15 singles chart on the Billboard Hot 100 since launching her music career in 2014.