The “Yes, And?” music video features Ariana Grande turning her detractors into fans.
Every Ariana Grande hater is actually a stan who is just itching to come out.
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Grande, 30, released the lead track from her upcoming seventh album, “Yes, And?,” along with a music video that highlights the song’s message of empowerment.
A few sour critics can be seen in the opening scene of the video griping about how much they like her when “her ponytail was a few centimeters higher.” A jealous person sneers, “It doesn’t matter whether she’s content? I’m not looking for happiness. I desire art.
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The gang known as Curmudgeonly enters a room and passes a crowd of happy, sweating people. After that, the critics see several statues of dancers, one of whom is Grande. When the statues collapse as the song begins, and Grande enters.
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