Dolly Just Turned Our Least Favorite Track Into Thee Moment

It’s here! Straight from the Valentine’s Day deluxe re-release of Sabrina Carpenter’s now-global smash album Short n’ Sweet, the new duet version of “Please Please Please” featuring Dolly Parton has officially arrived — music video and all.
And, well, Dolly has done what Dolly does: she made us reconsider everything. What was previously our least-favorite Short n’ Sweet track has suddenly become one of the deluxe edition’s most charming detours.
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Short n’ Sweet Gets A Dolly Upgrade
The deluxe edition adds five tracks to Sabrina Carpenter’s breakout album, including the new Dolly Parton duet version of “Please Please Please.”
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Sabrina Got Her Idol In The Pickup Truck
Carpenter celebrated the collaboration on Instagram early Valentine’s Day morning, sounding every bit like somebody who had just convinced one of her heroes to jump into her pop universe.
“Dolly and me singing in a pickup truck!!!!!! I am so honored to have one of my biggest idols on a song that means so much to me.”
She closed the post with a simple “Love you forever @dollyparton.” Same, Sabrina. Same.
The Deluxe Edition Adds Five More Reasons To Stay Sweet
Released February 14, 2025, Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe) expands Carpenter’s 12-track album with “15 Minutes,” the Dolly Parton version of “Please Please Please,” “Couldn’t Make It Any Harder,” “Busy Woman” and “Bad Reviews.”
The Dolly duet is not just a vocal drop-in, either. The country icon brings her unmistakable phrasing to the song while the accompanying video shifts the original’s cinematic troublemaker energy into a playful new ride built around Carpenter and Parton together.


Watch Sabrina Carpenter And Dolly Parton’s “Please Please Please” Music Video
The official video, uploaded to Sabrina Carpenter’s YouTube channel, was co-directed by Carpenter and Sean Price Williams for the new Dolly Parton duet.
Source: Sabrina Carpenter official YouTube and Instagram. This archived INYIM post was restored and lightly reformatted for readability.




