Ariana Grande Celebrates Release of New Single 'Yes, And?'

Grande's new single follows her chart-topping sixth studio album 'Positions,' which was released in 2020

Ariana Grande is celebrating her return!

The 30-year-old singer released her first solo single in three years on Friday and celebrated by posting a red-lipped selfie to Instagram which she captioned, ‘yes. and? Out now.'

It followed an earlier post of Grande's image alongside a heart-shaped emoji and the date of release, Jan. 12.

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The post also featured a sample of the catchy tune and hints that Grande is experimenting with a house-music-inspired beat before her soprano vocals chime in.

Grande also included a gallery of fan messages about the release on her Instagram Story, including messages such as "We've been blessed" along with the lyrics to the song, which features lines such as “Say that s--- with your chest, keep moving like ‘What’s next?’ ‘Yes, and?' ”

Recorded in New York City, the new single was written and produced by Grande alongside Max Martin and Ilya Salmanzadeh.

Grande released the official audio on her YouTube channel on Friday, and though she has now delighted fans with the release of the new music, they still have to wait for the accompanying visual video.

Another Instagram post on Thursday saw the singer tease the video for “Yes, And?” which will be available to stream from 7 a.m. PST/10 a.m. EST on Friday,

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The tantalizing teaser sees someone holding a red card which says “ag7” with coordinates listed underneath it and “your presence has been exclusively requested” written on the back.

After seeing the card, another person quips, “real exclusive, typical Ari” while a third complains, “I think I liked her better when her ponytail was a few centimetres higher."

Another says, “Right? Who cares if she’s happy? I don’t want happy, I want art."

Meanwhile, another pair of critics chat about how they miss “the old Ari” while two more gossip about the pop star, with one asking "Oh my God did she really do that?" to which the other responds "Well I read it on the internet so it must be true.”

As well as fans looking forward to her new music, rapper Nicki Minaj, 41, was also excited about Grande’s return to the charts. “Queen. We are ready. 🤍☁️🤍,” the star commented on the initial Sunday post about “Yes, and?”

Though "Yes, and?" is Grande's first solo offering since Positions, the star has kept herself busy with various collaborations in the interim.

In 2021, she appeared on a track with with Kid Cudi from the Don’t Look Up soundtrack, a remix of The Weeknd's After Hours hit "Save Your Tears" in 2021 and a 2023 remix of his Starboy track "Die For You."

She has also joined Jimmy Fallon and Megan Thee Stallion for 2021's "It Was a... (Masked Christmas)," and Kelly Clarkson for 2021's "Santa, Can't You Hear Me."

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And back in August, Grande marked the 10th anniversary of Yours Truly, her debut album, with a reissue featuring new live recordings.

During her time away from creating solo singles, Grande has been focused on her REM Beauty brand and her role in the upcoming movie adaptation of Wicked. The star also divorced her husband of two years, Dalton Gomez, earlier this year.

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