Ariana Grande explores empowerment in her latest single, “Yes, And?” where she addresses personal challenges and dismisses criticism. The song delves into the theme of handling negativity and draws parallels between celebrity struggles and everyday dramas.

Ariana Grande‘s new song has a vibe similar to a scene from the original movie. In the song, a character sings a Christina Aguilera tune, saying, “Don’t look at me!” Ariana’s track, “Yes, And?” has a similar feel, where she tells people not to comment on her life, but it kind of makes people more curious. In the lyrics, she questions why people care so much about her personal stuff. It hints that there’s been speculation online about her health, divorce, and a new relationship.

In her unparalleled vocal range, and set against an upbeat pop-house backdrop, the singer returns, rejecting the intrusive curiosity about her private life.

Ariana Grande has faced a lot in recent years. After a tragic bombing at her concert in 2017, she released songs like “No Tears Left to Cry” and the album “Sweetener.” Unfortunately, her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller passed away from an overdose, and she ended her engagement with Pete Davidson. Coping with all of this, she expressed her feelings through music, releasing albums like “Thank U, Next” and “Positions.” Lately, she’s been less active, contributing only to a few song remixes. Beyond music, she started a makeup brand and worked on a movie adaptation of Wicked. In her personal life, she married and divorced Dalton Gomez and is now with Ethan Slater, her co-star from Wicked. In 2023, Ariana addressed public assumptions on Instagram, expressing both pride and happiness but also feeling misunderstood by people who make assumptions about her life without truly knowing her.

Ariana Grande’s latest song, “Yes, And?” is a blend of her frustration with people talking about her personal life and an anthem encouraging everyone facing challenges to own their struggles and ignore criticism. It deals with the common theme of dealing with haters, connecting the challenges of celebrity life with everyday dramas. Co-produced with Max Martin and Ilya, the song is lively and reminiscent of Madonna’s Vogue, showing that mainstream pop is embracing pure house music. Following her hit “Thank U, Next,” “Yes, And?” confirms Grande’s expertise in delivering catchy tunes. It’s interesting to see Grande acknowledge the limits of joyful defiance and just embrace straightforward resistance, challenging critics and expressing concern. All of this is delivered in Grande’s exceptional vocal style. Maybe “Yes, And?” reveals the secret behind Grande’s famous ponytail—it’s full of surprises.

Ariana Grande has shared details about different aspects of her life:

Dietary Habits: Ariana faced challenges with hypoglycemia due to poor dietary habits but has been a vegan since 2013. There was some confusion in 2019 about her vegan status after a collaboration with Starbucks, but her nutritionist clarified that she still follows a vegan lifestyle with occasional indulgences.

Mental Health: The Manchester Arena bombing in 2017 led to Ariana developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety. She almost skipped a 2018 performance due to anxiety and has been in therapy for over ten years, starting after her parents’ divorce.

Religious Background: Although raised Roman Catholic, Ariana left the church in 2013, disagreeing with its stance on homosexuality. She and her half-brother Frankie explored the Kabbalah Centre and felt a connection with it. Her songs, like “Break Your Heart Right Back,” express support for LGBT rights.

Political and Social Views: Ariana endorsed Bernie Sanders’ presidential bid in 2019 and is known for supporting a sex-positive attitude.

Financial Ventures: Forbes started reporting on Ariana’s earnings in 2019. She made significant real estate investments, including a Hollywood Hills mansion in 2020 and a Lower Manhattan penthouse that sold in 2021. In 2022, she put her Montecito house up for sale after a break-in, selling it for $9.1 million.