Ariana Grande's "Yes, and?" Lyrics: A Clap Back Song?

Ariana Grande makes a comeback with "yes, and?" - her first single in years, giving a taste of her seventh album.

Ariana Grande has just made her highly-anticipated comeback with the release of "yes, and?" - the lead single from her upcoming seventh studio album. This marks her first release in years, and fans are thrilled to get a taste of what's to come.

The track "yes, and?" dropped on January 12, accompanied by an official music video. Upon first listen, it's clear that Ariana Grande has drawn inspiration from the 80s, with a beat and dance moves that harken back to Madonna's 'Vogue.' However, a closer look at the lyrics reveals that the song is much more than just a throwback.

In the first verse, Ariana seems to be calling for more empathy and understanding among people. She sings, "In case you haven't noticed/Well, everybody's tired/And healin' from somebody/Or somethin' we don't see just right."

As the song progresses, it feels like an invitation to shake off negativity and embrace positivity. The lines leading up to the chorus urge listeners to "turn on your light and be like/'Yes, and?'/Say that sh** with your chest, and/Be your own f***in' best friend."

The bridge of the song directly addresses the drama that surrounds Ariana Grande, with lyrics that assert her independence and call out those who criticize her. Despite this, "yes, and?" emerges as a timely, relatable, and empowering anthem - a much-needed addition as we enter a new era in the new year.

If you haven't already, be sure to check out the official music video for "yes, and?" and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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