The star grew up neighboring in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
Sabrina Craftsman is repping her old neighborhood in style.
During the pop hotshot’s Short n’ Sweet Visit stop at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, Woodworker ventured in front of an audience to perform “Coffee” in an overwhelmed Philadelphia Phillies shirt with her name on the back, alongside the fittingly brassy number 69.
“Old neighborhood show!!! I can’t completely accept that I played the field I grew up going to,” she composed on her Instagram Stories prior to making that big appearance. The vocalist experienced childhood in Quakertown, Dad., which is around 40 miles north of Philadelphia. Woodworker’s Phillies pullover was likewise fitting, considering that the group was facing the New York Mets in the Public Association Division Series — however the group eventually lost a season-finishing game on Wednesday (Oct. 9).
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Recently, Craftsman’s Short n’ Sweet returned on the Bulletin 200, after it recently ruled at No. 1 for three successive weeks. Including hits like “Kindly Please,” “Coffee” and “Taste,” the LP is the Young lady Meets World alum’s first No. 1 collection and sold 362,000 identical collection units in its most memorable week.
Craftsman’s Short n’ Sweet Visit will keep on bridging the U.S. what’s more, Canada through mid-November, with stops in Montreal, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Dallas, Vancouver, Seattle, San Diego and Phoenix prior to slowing down Nov. 15 at Crypto.com Field in Los Angeles.
