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This Year God Is A Woman, Her Name Is Ariana Grande

The royal queen, Ariana Grande, has a new album and it slaps.

Hope Orr

Feb 12, 2019

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This Year God Is A Woman, Her Name Is Ariana Grande

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So Ariana Grande just dropped her fifth album "thank u, next" only a few months after her fourth album, and if her voice wasn't so distinguishable I think I could convince someone that those albums are two different people.

We all know the events between "sweetener" and "thank u, next" but she deserves all the praise in the world for taking a lot of emotion and putting it straight into her work. I know some people think less of pop music because they believe the artists don't put emotion into it. I've always disagreed with this, but Ariana proves it. Emotional roller coasters of some of these songs show that pop songs are not always party songs, but can show some real pain.

"Sweetener" turned me into a full-fledged Ariana fan and her new music is really expanding her fan base.

Wanna know why?

Other women love women who can show they love themselves.

This girl full on canceled cuffing season and is living her hoe life and loving it. Something we all picked up on. 2019 is really becoming the year of the independent woman thanks to Ariana and the strong energy in "thank u, next."

The album is split into the songs that'll make you emotional and songs that'll make you know that no man can hold you down. It had me reflecting and getting emotional with "in my head," crying with "ghostin" and then screaming YES QUEEN with "break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored." That song is a full MOOD.

I remember hating Ariana Grande when she first started, to kinda liking her with "Dangerous Woman" and now I full on worship her.

Welcome to 2019, this year God is a woman. And it's Ariana Grande.

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