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Sabrina Carpenter Eiffel Tower Pose refers to an exploitable object-labeling meme inspired by a controversial image of American pop star Sabrina Carpenter. The photo shows the singer miming the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two male backup dancers during her second Paris performance on her Short n' Sweet Tour in March 2025. The pop star had made a practice of unveiling a new provocative position during each performance of her song Juno, which notably created an internet trend, however, some internet users viewed the Eiffel Tower reference as too racy, while others viewed the pose to be in line with her pin-up-inspired stage persona as a viral debate ensued.

Origin

In March 2025, during her Short n' Sweet Tour in Paris, American pop star Sabrina Carpenter simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position on stage by bending over between two male backup dancers while performing her song "Juno."[1] The track, known for its suggestive lyrics, has become a staple of her live shows, during which she introduces a new provocative pose each night alongside the line, "Have you tried this one?"

TikToker[2] @mayadorable posted a clip of the singer performing the song on night two of her Paris shows and singing the line on March 17th, 2025, gathering over 8 million views and 1 million likes.

@mayadorable LA TOUR EIFFEL!!! @Sabrina Carpenter #shortnsweettour ♬ son original – Mayadorable

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Several internet users criticized Carpenter for her Eiffel Tower "Juno" pose in mid-March 2025, calling it overly and unnecessarily sexual and provocative.

For example, on March 17th, 2025, X[3] user @voidczar tweeted, "we’re back to the 'being hypersexual and male-centered is liberating and quirky' era I see," gathering over 17,000 likes in three days.

Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Some internet users criticized Carpenter for what they saw as a "hypersexual and male-centered" performance.

Also on March 17th, X[4] user @moriss3tte quoted a photo of Sabrina Carpenter doing the pose, writing, "the whole sex kitten schtick female popstars have to go through in the beginning of their careers will never not weird me out," gathering over 8,000 likes in three days.

Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Some internet users criticized Carpenter for what they viewed as a part of a "sex kitten schtick female popstars have to go through in the beginning of their careers."

Other internet users pushed back on the criticism as it spread, with X[5] user @gothjafar writing, "why does everything need a think piece now… can a girl get eiffel towered in peace??? whatever happened to FUN!" on March 18th and gathering over 70,000 likes in two days.

On March 19th, 2025, X[6] user @SpotifySC reposted an object-labeling meme version image of Carpenter's Eiffel Tower Juno Pose, gathering over 4,000 likes in a day.

Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.

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Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.
Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.
Meme based on _Supernatural_ and Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.
Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.
Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. X user @hiimbobbi wrote, "Well you must understand that when you’re short, the horniness is not evenly distributed throughout the body. A shorter body holds a higher concentration of horniness so that’s what’s happening here."
Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.

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External References

[1] YouTube – Sabrina Carpenter

[2] TikTok – mayadorable

[3] Twitter / X – voidczar

[4]  Twitter / X – moriss3tte

[5] Twitter / X – gothjafar

[6] Twitter / X – SpotifySC



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Sabrina Carpenter Eiffel Tower Pose refers to an exploitable object-labeling meme inspired by a controversial image of American pop star Sabrina Carpenter. The photo shows the singer miming the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two male backup dancers during her second Paris performance on her Short n' Sweet Tour in March 2025. The pop star had made a practice of unveiling a new provocative position during each performance of her song Juno, which notably created an internet trend, however, some internet users viewed the Eiffel Tower reference as too racy, while others viewed the pose to be in line with her pin-up-inspired stage persona as a viral debate ensued.

Origin

In March 2025, during her Short n' Sweet Tour in Paris, American pop star Sabrina Carpenter simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position on stage by bending over between two male backup dancers while performing her song "Juno."[1] The track, known for its suggestive lyrics, has become a staple of her live shows, during which she introduces a new provocative pose each night alongside the line, "Have you tried this one?"



TikToker[2] @mayadorable posted a clip of the singer performing the song on night two of her Paris shows and singing the line on March 17th, 2025, gathering over 8 million views and 1 million likes.

@mayadorable LA TOUR EIFFEL!!! @Sabrina Carpenter #shortnsweettour ♬ son original – Mayadorable

Spread

Several internet users criticized Carpenter for her Eiffel Tower "Juno" pose in mid-March 2025, calling it overly and unnecessarily sexual and provocative.

For example, on March 17th, 2025, X[3] user @voidczar tweeted, "we’re back to the 'being hypersexual and male-centered is liberating and quirky' era I see," gathering over 17,000 likes in three days.


Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Some internet users criticized Carpenter for what they saw as a "hypersexual and male-centered" performance.

Also on March 17th, X[4] user @moriss3tte quoted a photo of Sabrina Carpenter doing the pose, writing, "the whole sex kitten schtick female popstars have to go through in the beginning of their careers will never not weird me out," gathering over 8,000 likes in three days.


Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Some internet users criticized Carpenter for what they viewed as a part of a "sex kitten schtick female popstars have to go through in the beginning of their careers."

Other internet users pushed back on the criticism as it spread, with X[5] user @gothjafar writing, "why does everything need a think piece now… can a girl get eiffel towered in peace??? whatever happened to FUN!" on March 18th and gathering over 70,000 likes in two days.


On March 19th, 2025, X[6] user @SpotifySC reposted an object-labeling meme version image of Carpenter's Eiffel Tower Juno Pose, gathering over 4,000 likes in a day.


Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.

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Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Meme based on _Supernatural_ and Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. Post about Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers. X user @hiimbobbi wrote, "Well you must understand that when you’re short, the horniness is not evenly distributed throughout the body. A shorter body holds a higher concentration of horniness so that’s what’s happening here." Meme based on Sabrina Carpenter's Paris night two "Juno Pose," where she simulated the "Eiffel Tower" sex position by bending over between two backup dancers.

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External References

[1] YouTube – Sabrina Carpenter

[2] TikTok – mayadorable

[3] Twitter / X – voidczar

[4]  Twitter / X – moriss3tte

[5] Twitter / X – gothjafar

[6] Twitter / X – SpotifySC

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