Prior to sharing the dreamy snippet, the 25-year-old pop superstar teases that the upcoming song will talk about denial.
- Dec 13, 2018
AceShowbiz - Ariana Grande doesn't waste any time to release the follow-up to her record-breaking mega hit "Thank U, Next". Just one day after announcing that she would be releasing a new single titled "Imagine", the pop superstar has given fans a snippet of the upcoming song.
Backed by dreamy melodies, Ariana can be heard repeating the line, "Imagine a world like that, imagine a world," in the 11-second clip. Despite how short the snippet is, it's more than enough to send fans into frenzy. "So angelic and beautiful," one fan gushes, claiming that the song will also be a No. 1 hit. "Oh my god I have such a good feeling about this track, it's so vibey and I love the harmony," another comments.
.@ArianaGrande has released a snippet of her new song, "imagine" on her latest Instagram story. 🖤pic.twitter.com/vaAbiYKVru
— Pop Crave (@PopCraveNet) 12 Desember 2018
Ariana has previously teased what the track will sound and feel like in an Instagram Stories post. "A lot of this mourns failed yet important, beautiful relationships in my life (as well as celebrates growth/exploring new independence)," she shared. "But for those of you asking about 'imagine': I would say if 'thank u, next' = acceptance... 'imagine' = denial. Hope that makes sense."
"Imagine" will be released on Thursday, December 13.
Both "Imagine" and "Thank U, Next" will be included on her upcoming fifth studio album, which still doesn't have a release date yet. Besides preparing for the record, the Nickelodeon alum is currently gearing up for her "Sweetener World Tour". She recently added more dates in major cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles to the upcoming trek due to overwhelming demands from fans.
"Sweetener World Tour" will kick off on March 18 in Albany, New York and wrap its North American leg on June 26 in Toronto, Ontario. Tickets for the new shows will go on sale to general public on Friday, December 14 at 10 A.M. local time.
