Ariana Grande Releases New Single and Video for Upcoming Album 'Petal'
Ariana Grande released the lead single "Hate That I Made You Love Me" from her eighth studio album 'Petal,' due July 31. The song, interpreted as commentary on fame and parasocial relationships, questions societal attitudes toward women's endurance. The horror-comedy music video starring Justin Long premiered next week. Grande announced a world tour including 10 nights at London's O2 Arena. The single is on track to become her eighth UK number one.
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Ariana Grande's Hate That I Made You Love Me Music Video Blends Horror and Comedy
Ariana Grande released the music video for her new single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me,' which blends horror and comedy. The five-minute clip features actor Justin Long as a man haunted by a figure from his past, played by Grande. The video includes scenes of grave-digging, a car crash, and self-immolation, with a twist ending. The song is the lead single from Grande's upcoming eighth album 'Petal,' due July 31. Fans speculate the lyrics reflect on her relationship with fame. The track is on track to become Grande's eighth UK number one single, her first since 2020's 'Positions.' Grande described the song as 'one of my favourite songs i'll ever give to you.'
HuffPost UK - Athena2 - All Entries (Public)Ariana Grande's 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' Music Video Blends Horror and Comedy
Ariana Grande released the music video for her new single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me,' which merges horror and comedy. The five-minute clip features actor Justin Long as a man haunted by Grande's character, culminating in a twist ending. The video includes a cameo from Broadway legend Patti LuPone. The song, lead single from Grande's upcoming eighth album 'Petal' (due July 31), is on track to become her eighth UK number one single. Fans speculate the lyrics reflect on Grande's relationship with fame and celebrity. Grande described the track as 'one of my favourite songs i'll ever give to you.'
HuffPost UK - Athena2 - All Entries (Public)Ariana Grande Asks Why We 'Hate To See Women Endure' On First Single From New Era
Ariana Grande has released the lead single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' from her upcoming eighth studio album 'Petal', marking a new musical era. The song, ostensibly a breakup track, is widely interpreted by fans as a commentary on fame, celebrity, and parasocial relationships with her audience. Key lyrics question societal attitudes toward women's endurance and the dynamics of fan devotion. Grande described the song as one of her favorites. The music video starring Justin Long is due next week. 'Petal' will be released on July 31, described by Grande as 'full of life' and inspired by challenging life experiences. She also announced a world tour, including 10 nights at London's O2 Arena.
HuffPost UK - Athena2 - All Entries (Public)Ariana Grande Asks Why We 'Hate To See Women Endure' On First Single From New Era
Ariana Grande has released the lead single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' from her upcoming eighth studio album 'Petal', due July 31. The song, ostensibly a breakup track, is widely interpreted by fans as a commentary on fame, celebrity, and parasocial relationships with her audience. In the bridge, Grande sings: 'Tell me, why is it this way? Why you so hate to see women endure?' The music video starring actor Justin Long is set to premiere next week. Grande described the song as 'one of my favourite songs i'll ever give to you.' She also announced a world tour, with the European leg featuring 10 nights at London's O2 Arena.
HuffPost UK - Athena2 - All Entries (Public)Ariana Grande Asks Why We 'Hate To See Women Endure' On First Single From New Era
Ariana Grande has released the lead single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' from her upcoming eighth studio album 'Petal', due July 31. The song, ostensibly a breakup track, is widely interpreted by fans as a commentary on fame, celebrity, and parasocial relationships with her audience. In the bridge, Grande sings: 'Tell me, why is it this way? Why you so hate to see women endure?' The music video starring actor Justin Long is set to premiere next week. Grande described the song as 'one of my favourite songs i'll ever give to you.' She also announced a world tour, with the European leg featuring 10 nights at London's O2 Arena. The album is described as 'full of life' and inspired by personal growth through challenging experiences.
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