Ariana Grande has once again set the music world alight with the release of her latest single, "Yes, And?" The song, which was recorded for her seventh studio album "Eternal Sunshine", has already achieved remarkable success, earning over 11 million plays within its first 24 hours on Spotify globally.

Drawing positive responses from critics and fans alike, the single is quickly climbing to the number one spot on the US iTunes Song Sales Chart. Additionally, it has debuted at an impressive number two on the UK Singles Chart and is expected to make a high debut on the Billboard Hot 100.

"Yes, And?" reflects Ariana's personal journey of overcoming adversity and negativity, a theme that resonates strongly with the artist's recent real-life experiences. The past year has been eventful for Grande, with the end of her marriage to Dalton Gomez, the split from manager Scooter Braun, and facing accusations of being a homewrecker. Despite these challenges, Grande has channeled her inner strength into her music, creating a powerful anthem of resilience and empowerment.

In crafting "Yes, And?", Ariana drew inspiration from legendary artists Madonna and Paula Abdul. The song takes cues from Madonna's iconic hit "Vogue" while the music video pays homage to Paula's "Cold Hearted." This blend of influences showcases Grande's ability to reimagine and contemporize classic pop elements, giving her music a timeless yet modern appeal.

Paula was quick to react to Ariana's tribute as she wrote on social media after the music video premiered, " 'yes, and?' was EVERYTHING!!! What an honor!" Ariana replied with the same enthusiasm, "Love you too, sweetest queen ! thank you for your brilliance and for inspiring me (and so many people) endlessly ! (sic)"

With its infectious melody and empowering lyrics, "Yes, And?" stands as a shining example of Ariana's ability to connect with audiences on a global scale. As she continues to explore new musical territory while staying true to her signature sound, Ariana Grande has once again proven herself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of pop music.

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