Ariana Grande has sent shockwaves through the music industry with the release of her highly anticipated comeback single, “yes, and?” This marks Ariana’s first original music since the 2020 release of “Positions.” With this song, the pop star enters directly into her new musical era, which will culminate with the release of ‘AG7,’ her seventh studio album. The record’s title hasn’t been unveiled yet, but many fans think it will be “Eternal Sunshine” as the music video for “yes, and?” features geographical coordinates that locate Montauk, New York, where the film “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” was shot.
Over the years, Ariana Grande has given us timeless songs such as “God Is A Woman,” “Into You,” and her collaborations with The Weeknd. Every album was anticipated by lead singles that quickly topped charts all around the world.
Now, let’s take a nostalgic journey through Ariana Grande’s previous lead singles, ranking them from “The Way” to “yes, and?”
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“The Way” (2013):
Ariana Grande’s debut lead single, “The Way,” featuring Mac Miller, set the stage for her remarkable career. Released in 2013, the song introduced Grande as a formidable force in the music industry, leaving an indelible mark with its catchy melody and impressive vocal performance.
“Positions” (2020):
The lead single from her latest album of the same name, Ariana explored themes of love and intimacy with “Positions.” The song debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 and earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Solo Performance.
“yes, and?” (2024):
Ariana Grande’s long-awaited comeback song is destined to hit high heights! This catchy tune is heavily inspired by Madonna’s timeless classic “Vogue.” The music video not only references “Vogue” but also Paula Abdul’s “Cold Hearted.” Ariana definitely didn’t disappoint the expectations.
“Dangerous Woman” (2016):
The title track from her third studio album, “Dangerous Woman,” exhibited Ariana Grande’s ability to seamlessly blend sultriness with vocal prowess. The song showcased a more mature and edgier side of Grande’s artistry, earning critical acclaim for its bold and captivating sound.
“Problem” (2014):
Collaborating with Iggy Azalea, Ariana Grande delivered the infectious and catchy “Problem” in 2014. The song served as the lead single from her sophomore album, “My Everything,” and became an instant hit.
“no tears left to cry” (2018):
Following the emotional turbulence in her life, Ariana Grande made a triumphant return with “no tears left to cry.” The lead single from her fourth studio album, “Sweetener,” marked a shift in her musical style, embracing a fusion of pop and R&B. Furthermore, the song won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Pop.
“thank u, next” (2018):
Just a few months after the release of “Sweetener,” Ariana Grande added another masterpiece to her illustrious discography. “thank u, next” is an empowering anthem, exploring themes of resilience and self-love. It appears on several all-time lists and left an indelible mark on the music industry.
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