This chorus is practically identical to the first in terms of wording, the most-striking difference being that “thank you” is said almost twice as many times. She then concludes this pre-chorus as she did with the first by rejoicing over her painful yet self-enlightening education. Then she celebrates her strength in being able to handle the previously-mentioned heartbreaks. This pre-chorus differs from the first in that this time Ariana is notes the lessons she learned from herself. In other words, as alluded to in the pre-chorus, her unsuccessful past relationships have actually empowered her. However she then throws a zinger by revealing that this new love is actually herself. Then she shows that she has indeed already moved on to the “next” one who she has “better discussions” with than her exes. First she points out that she is now able to “spend more time with (her) friends”. Now Ariana more explicitly states how her life has improved as a result of losing her ex-boyfriends. However, she also forcefully and repeatedly asserts the idea that she is more than ready to move on to the “next” one. In this section, Miss Grande further illustrates how thankful she is for the experiences with her past boyfriends. She further illuminates that despite the fact none of these romances were ultimately lasting, she doesn’t perceive them as failures due to the invaluable self-esteem and knowledge she gained as a result. She then goes on to point out how these experiences have made her a better person. This stanza begins with Ariana mentioning personal, emotionally-based lessons she learned from the aforementioned relationships. She then goes on to mention one prominent aspect or event of the respective relationships she shared with each of them. In this verse the subject, specifically Ariana Grande even though she didn’t write these first-person lyrics, reminisces on four of her past lovers, referring to them each by name. Meaning of the Lyrics of “Thank U, Next” Verse 1 American music video director Hannah Lux Davis directed the video. Some of these names include Kris Jenner and Troye Sivan. The video features cameo appearances of a bunch of famous names. It garnered over 50 million views within 24 hours. It might be nothing more than a lovely Twitter interaction, but it’s always fun to imagine that Grande’s so popular that even the galaxy far, far away knows about her.Hours after the release of this clip (November 30, 2018), it set a brand new YouTube record for the most views in 24 hours. Honest to god i’m not okay rn - Ariana Grande November 11, 2018 I’m gonna tattoo this to my forehead - Ariana Grande November 11, 2018

Grande, to put it lightly, couldn’t contain herself after seeing Hamill’s compliment.

#ImSorryAri #ItsUnotYou - Mark Hamill November 11, 2018 You know you're out of it when someone suggests you tweet what you think is just a random phrase that turns out to be the title of the new album by one of the most popular artists in the history of showbiz. He might not have known that “thank u, next” was the title of a song, but he is aware of who Grande is. I can’t breathe - Ariana Grande November 11, 2018Īfter his followers filled him in, Hamill offered a little course correction. Soon enough, Grande caught wind that Hamill had tweeted the title of her newest song. Hamill’s “Thank you, next” tweet, when stylized as “thank u, next,” is the name of Ariana Grande’s newest song that she released earlier this month and has already achieved meme status. 'Thank you, next' #TwitterTest4Twits- Mark Hamill November 10, 2018īut it does have relevance to music fans. And to those not tuned in to pop culture, it might not seem like much. On Saturday, Mark Hamill -a very frequent Twitter user-tweeted out what he thought was something random. Twitter can bring out the best (but usually the worst) in us, so we are very grateful for any moment when two completely unrelated corners of the internet delightfully intersect with one another.

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