So dedicated that they are boycotting her latest single. Wait, what?

Yes, you heard us. Arianators are staging a boycott against “7 Rings” which was released on January 18, 2019, as part of Ariana’s 5th studio album Thank U, Next.

The track debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the 25-year-old’s second single to do so after the album’s title track, Thank U, Next.

Now, fans of the Grammy award winner are hoping for a hat trick.

They have been boycotting the song based on “My Favourite Things” from The Sound of Music in order to allow Ari’s next single, “Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored” to also debut at number one.

If they succeed, Ariana will become the first artist to ever debut three songs from the same album at the top of the charts.

The singer found her fans’ activities quite amusing, tweeting, “y’all are so insane and funny and i love u. nothings funnier than ‘boycott seven rings’….. i can’t lmao. whatever’s meant to be will be, babies i ain’t goin nowhere.”

We’re crossing fingers for you, Ari!

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Grande currently holds the record with a total of 32.5 million subscribers, but this isn’t the first time this year she moved boundaries on the popular video-sharing site. She had the biggest debut of 2019 when her video for “7 Rings” received 23.6 million views in its first 24 hours.

The video for her new single, “Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored”, had the second-largest premiere of the year thanks to being viewed by more than 21.9 million users in 24 hours. It’s safe to say this video helped her set a new record as her becoming the most-subscribed female artists a few days after she posted it on YouTube.

This video dropped on February 8 – the same day when Grande’s latest album hit the shelves. It was met with positive reactions from critics and broke a string of streaming records shorty after its release.

The post Ariana Grande Becomes Most-Subscribed Female Artist on YouTube appeared first on EverydayKoala.

And we’re grateful, too, as her past relationships inspired her new album Thank U, Next.

An ode to break-ups, Ariana’s 5th studio album dropped on Friday, February 8th .

The album’s first 3 singles — the titular Thank U, Next; Imagine; and the latest 7 Rings — have already received much success, with another 9 tracks telling the story of recently tumultuous personal life.

The last few months have included her engagement to fiancé Pete Davidson being put to bed, and the loss of former boyfriend Mac Miller who died in September.

The rapper’s death is seemingly referenced on Ghostin’ which sounds similar to Miller’s song 2009 and includes the lyrics, “Though I wish he were here instead / Don’t want that living in your head / He just comes to visit me / When I’m dreaming every now and then.”

The death of her ex was hard on the 25-year-old who thanked fans on Twitter for their support.

“This music, you guys, and my friends saved my life,” she wrote.

As for any critics? Thank U, Next!

The post Ariana Grande Drops Her New Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The singer recently sent her Twitter followers into a frenzy by writing “two albums in six months huh. that’s deep. love u. talk sooon.” Grande also revealed album’s cover, track list, and preorder would be available this Friday, but we still have so many questions!

Despite the fact we don’t know very much at this point, Ari never disappointed us before and all the songs from Thank U, Next we’ve heard so far have been amazing. It’s only been a few days since she dropped new single “7 Rings”, a friendship anthem inspired by a true story.

Release date of this album may not be official, but it’s safe to expect it will drop just in time for Valentine’s Day. Her last record Sweetener was released on August 17, 2018 and its six-month anniversary is coming this February.

The post Ariana Grande Drops Hints About Release Date for Next Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The pop singer’s latest music video quickly went viral and broke a record for the most views of a music video on YouTube within 24 hours of release. The video pays tribute to Grande’s favorite chick flicks of the 2000s, including the iconic Mean Girls. In this section, she writes about her exes in her version of the “burn book” and after hearing the idea behind it, we love the video even more.

“We put all of our past experiences in here and we write really nice things about them because, honestly, each person we’ve shared a little part of our self with has contributed to the people we are today and to our growth,” she said in her behind-the-scenes video.

“[They’ve] probably helped us practice certain activities and get better at certain things, including loving ourselves. So this is a thank you, next book, which is very different from the burn book – so legal, don’t come for me. It’s a thankful book. You should make one.”

If you haven’t seen the music video for “Thank U, Next” then quite frankly, where have you been? Luckily, you can watch it here now:

The post Ariana Grande Reveals Meaning of Her Burn Book appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The video pays tribute to some of our favorite chick-flicks from the 2000s including the legendary Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, 13 Going on 30 and Bring It On. It also features cameos from Mean Girls actors Jonathan Bennett and Stefanie Drummond as well as Kris Jenner.

The video received 46 million views in just under 22 hours. This is a new YouTube all-time record for most views on a music video in under 24 hours. At its peak, the video was watched by 829,000 viewers simultaneously – another YouTube record.

Here is the pre-Grande ranking of most-watched YouTube music videos in under 24 hours:

1. BTS, “Idol” – 45.9 million
2. Taylor Swift, “Look What You Made Me Do” – 43.2 million
3. Eminem, “Killshot” – 38.1 million
4. Blackpink, “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” – 36.2 million
5. Psy, “Gentleman” – 36 million
6. BTS, “Fake Love” – 35.9 million
7. Twice, “Yes or Yes” – 31.4 million
8. Nicky Jam feat. J. Balvin, “X (EQUIS)” – 29.7 million
9. XXXTentacion, “Sad!” – 27.7 million
10. Adele, “Hello” – 26.3 million

If you are not one of the 89 million people who have watched the legendary music video already, you can check it out here:

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Grande released the long-awaited video on Friday for her single in which she name-checks ex-fiancé Pete Davidson and several of her other exes, including Big Sean and the late Mac Miller.

The video, which has been dubbed a throwback masterpiece, includes countless references to beloved ’00s rom-coms and high-profile cameos, including Kris Jenner! Grande nods to Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, Bring It On and 13 Going on 30.

I'm not a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. https://t.co/GGpPNUC4N2 @ArianaGrande

— Kris Jenner (@KrisJenner) November 30, 2018

According to a rep from YouTube, “Ariana Grande broke YouTube records when she debuted her new music video, ‘thank u, next’ using YouTube’s Premiere feature. The video had 829K viewers watching simultaneously at peak which makes this video the biggest Premiere ever on YouTube.” The rep added that her “fans sent over 516K chat messages which is also an all-time record for Premieres on YouTube.” 

Can we please talk about @ArianaGrande's Bend and Snap?! 10/10 nailed it! #thankunext

— Reese Witherspoon (@RWitherspoon) November 30, 2018

Having some Razzles (it’s a candy AND a gum) in your honor, @ArianaGrande! #thankunext https://t.co/5QA1pNtbiO

— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) November 30, 2018

Besides fans going crazy for pop culture filled video, it seems celebs couldn’t contain their excitement either. Reese Witherspoon, the original Elle Woods, tweeted, “Can we please talk about @ArianaGrande‘s Bend and Snap?! 10/10 nailed it! #thankunext,” while Mark Ruffalo retweeted the vid and wrote, Having some Razzles (it’s a candy AND a gum) in your honor, @ArianaGrande! #thankunext.”

Watch the video below!

The post Ariana Grande Drops Music Video For “Thank U, Next” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The upcoming video is inspired by some of Ari’s favorite teen rom-coms from the early 2000s – including Legally Blonde, Bring It On and Mean Girls. Four-time Grammy nominee built up the hype by posting dozens of photos posing as characters from this iconic films, and added even more fuel to the fire with the first teaser.

Short clip re-imagines iconic “Who’s Regina George?” scene and features several characters discussing the way Ariana Grande influenced their lives. All of their statements seem to be based on the ridiculous rumors about the singer.

To make the whole thing even better, the teaser is filled with epic cameos – some of which we actually saw coming. It stars Mean Girls actors Jonathan Bennett and Stefanie Drummond, YouTube sensations Colleen Ballinger and Gabi DeMartino and Grande’s frequent collaborator Troye Sivan.

The release date remains a mystery, but we’re sure the video is going to be so fetch!

The post Ariana Grande Drops “Mean Girls” Inspired Teaser For “Thank U, Next” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Ariana has just released a new song entitled “Thank U, Next” (you know, the one she released following her break-up with fiancé Pete Davidson?) and the music video is set to feature some of our favorite romcoms from when we were teens.

Think Mean Girls, 13 Going on 30, and, of course, Legally Blonde.

The God is a Woman singer shared pics of herself with Jennifer Coolidge — dressed as her famous character Paulette — and Bruiser the Chihuahua, lounging on a pink float.

The 25-year-old also posted a picture of herself holding Elle Wood’s orange laptop which she captioned with the movie quote, “Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed.”

Elle herself — aka Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon — then retweeted the image, saying, “Also… 2 weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal and I talked her out of buying a truly heinous angora sweater!”

Also… 2 weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal and I talked her out of buying a truly heinous angora sweater! https://t.co/S06dEhLta2

— Reese Witherspoon (@RWitherspoon) November 21, 2018

Sorry, we just hallucinated (with excitement)!

The post Reese Witherspoon and Ariana Grande had the Cutest Twitter Exchange appeared first on EverydayKoala.

And how!

You may have heard that the “God is a Woman” singer is recently single since breaking up with Pete Davidson, to whom she was engaged for 4 months.

Since then, the Saturday Night Live star has joked about his break-up on stage — which has not been to the amusement of his former fiancée.

So much so, that Ariana took to Twitter and (without tagging Pete) wrote, “For somebody who claims to hate relevancy [you] sure love clinging to it huh. Thank u, next.”

Now the 25-year-old has done the ultimate mic drop — releasing a single half an hour before SNL which is clearly directed at her ex.

thank u……. next https://t.co/UHmQO5l8LQ pic.twitter.com/UT9FAmwdPH

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 4, 2018

A tweet a few days ago hinted that “Thank U, Next” might be the name of her next album.

pic.twitter.com/7pXB4JZAs2

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 3, 2018

issa song and an album …. you’ll get the song first https://t.co/Bv99dX7mM1

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 3, 2018

Sing it, Ariana!

The post Ariana Grande Drops New Single as a Clap-back to Her Past appeared first on EverydayKoala.

So dedicated that they are boycotting her latest single. Wait, what?

Yes, you heard us. Arianators are staging a boycott against “7 Rings” which was released on January 18, 2019, as part of Ariana’s 5th studio album Thank U, Next.

The track debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the 25-year-old’s second single to do so after the album’s title track, Thank U, Next.

Now, fans of the Grammy award winner are hoping for a hat trick.

They have been boycotting the song based on “My Favourite Things” from The Sound of Music in order to allow Ari’s next single, “Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored” to also debut at number one.

If they succeed, Ariana will become the first artist to ever debut three songs from the same album at the top of the charts.

The singer found her fans’ activities quite amusing, tweeting, “y’all are so insane and funny and i love u. nothings funnier than ‘boycott seven rings’….. i can’t lmao. whatever’s meant to be will be, babies i ain’t goin nowhere.”

We’re crossing fingers for you, Ari!

The post Ariana Grande’s Fans are Doing a Weird Thing for a Good Reason appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Grande currently holds the record with a total of 32.5 million subscribers, but this isn’t the first time this year she moved boundaries on the popular video-sharing site. She had the biggest debut of 2019 when her video for “7 Rings” received 23.6 million views in its first 24 hours.

The video for her new single, “Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored”, had the second-largest premiere of the year thanks to being viewed by more than 21.9 million users in 24 hours. It’s safe to say this video helped her set a new record as her becoming the most-subscribed female artists a few days after she posted it on YouTube.

This video dropped on February 8 – the same day when Grande’s latest album hit the shelves. It was met with positive reactions from critics and broke a string of streaming records shorty after its release.

The post Ariana Grande Becomes Most-Subscribed Female Artist on YouTube appeared first on EverydayKoala.

And we’re grateful, too, as her past relationships inspired her new album Thank U, Next.

An ode to break-ups, Ariana’s 5th studio album dropped on Friday, February 8th .

The album’s first 3 singles — the titular Thank U, Next; Imagine; and the latest 7 Rings — have already received much success, with another 9 tracks telling the story of recently tumultuous personal life.

The last few months have included her engagement to fiancé Pete Davidson being put to bed, and the loss of former boyfriend Mac Miller who died in September.

The rapper’s death is seemingly referenced on Ghostin’ which sounds similar to Miller’s song 2009 and includes the lyrics, “Though I wish he were here instead / Don’t want that living in your head / He just comes to visit me / When I’m dreaming every now and then.”

The death of her ex was hard on the 25-year-old who thanked fans on Twitter for their support.

“This music, you guys, and my friends saved my life,” she wrote.

As for any critics? Thank U, Next!

The post Ariana Grande Drops Her New Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The singer recently sent her Twitter followers into a frenzy by writing “two albums in six months huh. that’s deep. love u. talk sooon.” Grande also revealed album’s cover, track list, and preorder would be available this Friday, but we still have so many questions!

Despite the fact we don’t know very much at this point, Ari never disappointed us before and all the songs from Thank U, Next we’ve heard so far have been amazing. It’s only been a few days since she dropped new single “7 Rings”, a friendship anthem inspired by a true story.

Release date of this album may not be official, but it’s safe to expect it will drop just in time for Valentine’s Day. Her last record Sweetener was released on August 17, 2018 and its six-month anniversary is coming this February.

The post Ariana Grande Drops Hints About Release Date for Next Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The pop singer’s latest music video quickly went viral and broke a record for the most views of a music video on YouTube within 24 hours of release. The video pays tribute to Grande’s favorite chick flicks of the 2000s, including the iconic Mean Girls. In this section, she writes about her exes in her version of the “burn book” and after hearing the idea behind it, we love the video even more.

“We put all of our past experiences in here and we write really nice things about them because, honestly, each person we’ve shared a little part of our self with has contributed to the people we are today and to our growth,” she said in her behind-the-scenes video.

“[They’ve] probably helped us practice certain activities and get better at certain things, including loving ourselves. So this is a thank you, next book, which is very different from the burn book – so legal, don’t come for me. It’s a thankful book. You should make one.”

If you haven’t seen the music video for “Thank U, Next” then quite frankly, where have you been? Luckily, you can watch it here now:

The post Ariana Grande Reveals Meaning of Her Burn Book appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The video pays tribute to some of our favorite chick-flicks from the 2000s including the legendary Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, 13 Going on 30 and Bring It On. It also features cameos from Mean Girls actors Jonathan Bennett and Stefanie Drummond as well as Kris Jenner.

The video received 46 million views in just under 22 hours. This is a new YouTube all-time record for most views on a music video in under 24 hours. At its peak, the video was watched by 829,000 viewers simultaneously – another YouTube record.

Here is the pre-Grande ranking of most-watched YouTube music videos in under 24 hours:

1. BTS, “Idol” – 45.9 million
2. Taylor Swift, “Look What You Made Me Do” – 43.2 million
3. Eminem, “Killshot” – 38.1 million
4. Blackpink, “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” – 36.2 million
5. Psy, “Gentleman” – 36 million
6. BTS, “Fake Love” – 35.9 million
7. Twice, “Yes or Yes” – 31.4 million
8. Nicky Jam feat. J. Balvin, “X (EQUIS)” – 29.7 million
9. XXXTentacion, “Sad!” – 27.7 million
10. Adele, “Hello” – 26.3 million

If you are not one of the 89 million people who have watched the legendary music video already, you can check it out here:

The post Ariana Grande smashes YouTube record with her “Thank U, Next” music video appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Grande released the long-awaited video on Friday for her single in which she name-checks ex-fiancé Pete Davidson and several of her other exes, including Big Sean and the late Mac Miller.

The video, which has been dubbed a throwback masterpiece, includes countless references to beloved ’00s rom-coms and high-profile cameos, including Kris Jenner! Grande nods to Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, Bring It On and 13 Going on 30.

I'm not a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. https://t.co/GGpPNUC4N2 @ArianaGrande

— Kris Jenner (@KrisJenner) November 30, 2018

According to a rep from YouTube, “Ariana Grande broke YouTube records when she debuted her new music video, ‘thank u, next’ using YouTube’s Premiere feature. The video had 829K viewers watching simultaneously at peak which makes this video the biggest Premiere ever on YouTube.” The rep added that her “fans sent over 516K chat messages which is also an all-time record for Premieres on YouTube.” 

Can we please talk about @ArianaGrande's Bend and Snap?! 10/10 nailed it! #thankunext

— Reese Witherspoon (@RWitherspoon) November 30, 2018

Having some Razzles (it’s a candy AND a gum) in your honor, @ArianaGrande! #thankunext https://t.co/5QA1pNtbiO

— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) November 30, 2018

Besides fans going crazy for pop culture filled video, it seems celebs couldn’t contain their excitement either. Reese Witherspoon, the original Elle Woods, tweeted, “Can we please talk about @ArianaGrande‘s Bend and Snap?! 10/10 nailed it! #thankunext,” while Mark Ruffalo retweeted the vid and wrote, Having some Razzles (it’s a candy AND a gum) in your honor, @ArianaGrande! #thankunext.”

Watch the video below!

The post Ariana Grande Drops Music Video For “Thank U, Next” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The upcoming video is inspired by some of Ari’s favorite teen rom-coms from the early 2000s – including Legally Blonde, Bring It On and Mean Girls. Four-time Grammy nominee built up the hype by posting dozens of photos posing as characters from this iconic films, and added even more fuel to the fire with the first teaser.

Short clip re-imagines iconic “Who’s Regina George?” scene and features several characters discussing the way Ariana Grande influenced their lives. All of their statements seem to be based on the ridiculous rumors about the singer.

To make the whole thing even better, the teaser is filled with epic cameos – some of which we actually saw coming. It stars Mean Girls actors Jonathan Bennett and Stefanie Drummond, YouTube sensations Colleen Ballinger and Gabi DeMartino and Grande’s frequent collaborator Troye Sivan.

The release date remains a mystery, but we’re sure the video is going to be so fetch!

The post Ariana Grande Drops “Mean Girls” Inspired Teaser For “Thank U, Next” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Ariana has just released a new song entitled “Thank U, Next” (you know, the one she released following her break-up with fiancé Pete Davidson?) and the music video is set to feature some of our favorite romcoms from when we were teens.

Think Mean Girls, 13 Going on 30, and, of course, Legally Blonde.

The God is a Woman singer shared pics of herself with Jennifer Coolidge — dressed as her famous character Paulette — and Bruiser the Chihuahua, lounging on a pink float.

The 25-year-old also posted a picture of herself holding Elle Wood’s orange laptop which she captioned with the movie quote, “Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed.”

Elle herself — aka Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon — then retweeted the image, saying, “Also… 2 weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal and I talked her out of buying a truly heinous angora sweater!”

Also… 2 weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal and I talked her out of buying a truly heinous angora sweater! https://t.co/S06dEhLta2

— Reese Witherspoon (@RWitherspoon) November 21, 2018

Sorry, we just hallucinated (with excitement)!

The post Reese Witherspoon and Ariana Grande had the Cutest Twitter Exchange appeared first on EverydayKoala.

And how!

You may have heard that the “God is a Woman” singer is recently single since breaking up with Pete Davidson, to whom she was engaged for 4 months.

Since then, the Saturday Night Live star has joked about his break-up on stage — which has not been to the amusement of his former fiancée.

So much so, that Ariana took to Twitter and (without tagging Pete) wrote, “For somebody who claims to hate relevancy [you] sure love clinging to it huh. Thank u, next.”

Now the 25-year-old has done the ultimate mic drop — releasing a single half an hour before SNL which is clearly directed at her ex.

thank u……. next https://t.co/UHmQO5l8LQ pic.twitter.com/UT9FAmwdPH

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 4, 2018

A tweet a few days ago hinted that “Thank U, Next” might be the name of her next album.

pic.twitter.com/7pXB4JZAs2

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 3, 2018

issa song and an album …. you’ll get the song first https://t.co/Bv99dX7mM1

— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 3, 2018

Sing it, Ariana!

The post Ariana Grande Drops New Single as a Clap-back to Her Past appeared first on EverydayKoala.