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ARIANA GRANDE - THANK U, NEXT (SONG)
Label:UNI/UMA
Entry:18/11/2018 (Position 2)
Last week in charts:28/04/2019 (Position 50)
Peak:1 (6 weeks)
Weeks:23
Place on best of all time:377 (885 points)
Year:2018
Music/Lyrics:Charles Anderson
Victoria McCants
Tommy Brown [US]
Michael Foster [II]
Ariana Grande
Tayla Parx
Producer:Charles Anderson
Tommy Brown [US]
Michael Foster [II]
World wide:
ch  Peak: 7 / weeks: 20
de  Peak: 13 / weeks: 18
at  Peak: 4 / weeks: 16
fr  Peak: 12 / weeks: 25
nl  Peak: 3 / weeks: 21
be  Peak: 7 / weeks: 21 (Vl)
  Peak: 3 / weeks: 21 (Wa)
se  Peak: 3 / weeks: 19
fi  Peak: 1 / weeks: 9
no  Peak: 2 / weeks: 15
dk  Peak: 3 / weeks: 17
it  Peak: 24 / weeks: 15
es  Peak: 24 / weeks: 17
au  Peak: 1 / weeks: 23
nz  Peak: 1 / weeks: 22

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05/11/2018
Digital Republic 00602577298448 (UMG) / EAN 0602577298448
1. Thank U, Next
3:27
   

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MUSIC DIRECTORY
Ariana GrandeAriana Grande: Discography / Become a fan
ARIANA GRANDE IN AUSTRALIAN CHARTS
Singles

TitleEntryPeakweeks
The Way (Ariana Grande feat. Mac Miller)14/04/2013372
Problem (Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea)11/05/2014222
Break Free (Ariana Grande feat. Zedd)20/07/2014319
Bang Bang (Jessie J / Ariana Grande / Nicki Minaj)10/08/2014428
Best Mistake (Ariana Grande feat. Big Sean)24/08/2014451
Love Me Harder (Ariana Grande & The Weeknd)23/11/20141915
One Last Time08/03/20151514
Focus15/11/2015108
Dangerous Woman27/03/20161813
Into You05/06/20161124
Side To Side (Ariana Grande feat. Nicki Minaj)11/09/2016322
Heatstroke (Calvin Harris feat. Young Thug, Pharrell Williams & Ariana Grande)16/04/2017237
No Tears Left To Cry06/05/2018124
Dance To This (Troye Sivan feat. Ariana Grande)01/07/2018392
Bed (Nicki Minaj feat. Ariana Grande)01/07/2018179
God Is A Woman29/07/2018512
Sweetener02/09/2018431
Everytime02/09/2018361
Breathin02/09/2018811
Thank U, Next18/11/2018123
Imagine30/12/2018158
Santa Tell Me30/12/2018519
7 Rings03/02/2019121
Needy24/02/2019132
NASA24/02/2019162
Bloodline24/02/2019113
Fake Smile24/02/2019221
Bad Idea24/02/2019212
Make Up24/02/2019411
Ghostin24/02/2019261
In My Head24/02/2019361
Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored24/02/2019213
Monopoly (Ariana Grande & Victoria Monét)21/04/2019212
Boyfriend (Ariana Grande & Social House)18/08/2019411
Don't Call Me Angel (Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey)29/09/201946
Stuck With U (Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber)24/05/2020321
Rain On Me (Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande)07/06/2020225
Positions08/11/2020124
Motive (Ariana Grande feat. Doja Cat)15/11/2020192
Shut Up15/11/2020451
34+3515/11/2020520
Just Like Magic15/11/2020401
Off The Table (Ariana Grande feat. The Weeknd)15/11/2020321
Safety Net (Ariana Grande feat. Ty Dolla $ign)15/11/2020421
POV15/11/2020295
I Don't Do Drugs (Doja Cat feat. Ariana Grande)11/07/2021431
Santa, Can't You Hear Me (Kelly Clarkson & Ariana Grande)07/01/2024381
Yes, And?28/01/2024211
We Can't Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)24/03/2024230
Bye24/03/2024192
Eternal Sunshine24/03/2024222
Supernatural24/03/2024182
True Story24/03/2024391
The Boy Is Mine24/03/2024284
Wish I Hated You24/03/2024461
 
Albums

TitleEntryPeakweeks
Yours Truly15/09/201363
My Everything07/09/2014130
Christmas & Chill03/01/2016491
Dangerous Woman05/06/2016131
Sweetener02/09/2018140
Thank U, Next24/02/2019152
Positions15/11/2020243
Eternal Sunshine24/03/2024124
SONGS BY ARIANA GRANDE
34+35
34+35 Remix (Ariana Grande feat. Doja Cat & Megan Thee Stallion)
7 Rings
A Hand For Mrs. Claus (Idina Menzel feat. Ariana Grande)
Adore (Cashmere Cat feat. Ariana Grande)
All My Love (Major Lazer feat. Ariana Grande)
All My Love (Remix) (Major Lazer feat. Ariana Grande + Machel Montano)
Almost Is Never Enough (Ariana Grande with Nathan Sykes)
Arturo Sandoval (Arturo Sandoval & Pharrell Williams feat. Ariana Grande)
Baby I
Bad Decisions
Bad Idea
Bad To You (Ariana Grande, Normani & Nicki Minaj)
Bang Bang (Jessie J / Ariana Grande / Nicki Minaj)
Be Alright
Be My Baby (Ariana Grande feat. Cashmere Cat)
Beauty And The Beast (Ariana Grande / John Legend)
Bed (Nicki Minaj feat. Ariana Grande)
Best Mistake (Ariana Grande feat. Big Sean)
Better Left Unsaid
Better Off
Blazed (Ariana Grande feat. Pharrell Williams)
Bloodline
Borderline (Ariana Grande feat. Missy Elliott)
Boyfriend (Ariana Grande & Social House)
Boys Like You (Who Is Fancy feat. Meghan Trainor & Ariana Grande)
Break Free (Ariana Grande feat. Zedd)
Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored
Break Your Heart Right Back (Ariana Grande feat. Childish Gambino)
Breathin
Bye
Cadillac Song
Come So Far (Got So Far To Go) (Ariana Grande & Jennifer Hudson)
Dance To This (Troye Sivan feat. Ariana Grande)
Dancing Through Life (Jonathan Bailey feat. Ariana Grande, Ethan Slater, Marissa Bode, Cynthia Erivo)
Dangerous Woman
Daydreamin'
Dear Old Shiz (Shiz University Choir feat. Ariana Grande)
December
Defying Gravity (Cynthia Erivo feat. Ariana Grande)
Die For You Remix (The Weeknd / Ariana Grande)
Don't Be Gone Too Long (Chris Brown feat. Ariana Grande)
Don't Call Me Angel (Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey)
Don't Wanna Break Up Again
E piů ti penso (Andrea Bocelli with Ariana Grande)
Eternal Sunshine
Everyday (Ariana Grande feat. Future)
Everytime
Faith (Stevie Wonder feat. Ariana Grande)
Fake Smile
Focus
Get On Your Knees (Nicki Minaj feat. Ariana Grande)
Get Well Soon
Ghostin
Give It Up (Elizabeth Gillies & Ariana Grande)
God Is A Woman
Good As Hell (Remix) (Lizzo & Ariana Grande)
Goodnight N Go
Got Her Own (Ariana Grande & Victoria Monét)
Greedy
Hands On Me (Ariana Grande feat. A$AP Ferg)
Heatstroke (Calvin Harris feat. Young Thug, Pharrell Williams & Ariana Grande)
Honeymoon Avenue
How I Look On You
I Don't Care
I Don't Do Drugs (Doja Cat feat. Ariana Grande)
I Wish I Hated You
Imagine
Imperfect For You
In My Head
Into You
Intro (End Of The World)
Intro [Christmas & Chill]
Intro [My Everything]
Jason's Song (Gave It Away)
Just A Little Bit Of Your Heart
Just Like Magic
Just Look Up (Ariana Grande & Kid Cudi)
Knew Better / Forever Boy
Last Christmas
Leave Me Lonely (Ariana Grande feat. Macy Gray)
Let Me Love You (Ariana Grande feat. Lil Wayne)
Love Is Everything
Love Language
Love Me Harder (Ariana Grande & The Weeknd)
Love The Way You Lie
Lovin' It
Main Thing
Make Up
Mama, I'm A Big Girl Now (Maddie Baillio, Ariana Grande, Dove Cameron, Harvey Fierstein, Andrea Martin & Kirstin Chenoweth)
Met Him Last Night (Demi Lovato feat. Ariana Grande)
Monopoly (Ariana Grande & Victoria Monét)
Moonlight
Motive (Ariana Grande feat. Doja Cat)
My Everything
My Favorite Part (Mac Miller feat. Ariana Grande)
My Hair
NASA
Nasty
Needy
No One Mourns The Wicked (Ariana Grande feat. Andy Nyman, Courtney Mae-Briggs, Jeff Goldblum, Sharon D. Clarke, Jenna Boyd)
No Tears Left To Cry
Nobody (Ariana Grande & Chaka Khan)
Nobody Does It Better
Not Just On Christmas
Obvious
Off The Table (Ariana Grande feat. The Weeknd)
Oh Santa! (Mariah Carey feat. Ariana Grande & Jennifer Hudson)
One Last Time
One Last Time (Attends-moi) (Ariana Grande feat. Kendji Girac)
One Short Day (Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel feat. Michael McCorry Rose)
Only 1
Ordinary Things (Ariana Grande feat. Nonna)
Over And Over Again (Nathan Sykes feat. Ariana Grande)
Pete Davidson
Piano
Popular
Popular Song (Mika feat. Ariana Grande)
Positions
POV
Problem (Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea)
Put Your Hearts Up
Quit (Cashmere Cat feat. Ariana Grande)
R.E.M
Rain On Me (Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande)
Raindrops (An Angel Cried)
Research (Big Sean feat. Ariana Grande)
Right There (Ariana Grande feat. Big Sean)
Rule The World (2 Chainz feat. Ariana Grande)
Safety Net (Ariana Grande feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
Santa Baby (Ariana Grande feat. Liz Gillies)
Santa Tell Me
Santa, Can't You Hear Me (Kelly Clarkson & Ariana Grande)
Saturn Returns Interlude
Save Your Tears (Remix) (The Weeknd & Ariana Grande)
Shut Up
Side To Side (Ariana Grande feat. Nicki Minaj)
Six Thirty
Snow In California
Someone Like U (Interlude)
Sometimes
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Step On Up
Stuck With U (Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber)
Successful
Supernatural
Supernatural (Ariana Grande & Troye Sivan)
Sweetener
Sympathy Is A Knife (Charli XCX feat. Ariana Grande)
Tattooed Heart
Test Drive
Thank U, Next
The Boy Is Mine
The Boy Is Mine (Ariana Grande feat. Brandy & Monica)
The Light Is Coming (Ariana Grande feat. Nicki Minaj)
The Way (Ariana Grande feat. Mac Miller)
Them Changes
They Don't Know
Thinking Bout You
Time (Childish Gambino feat. Ariana Grande)
Too Close
Touch It
True Love
True Story
Vienna
We Can't Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)
West Side
What Is This Feeling? (Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo)
Why Try
Winter Things
Wish I Hated You
Wit It This Christmas
Without Love (Garrett Clayton, Maddie Baillio, Ariana Grande & Ephraim Sykes)
Worst Behavior
Yes, And?
You Can't Stop The Beat (Maddie Baillio, Garrett Clayton, Ariana Grande, Ephraim Sykes, Harvey Fierstein, Martin Short, Dove Cameron & Kristin Chenoweth)
You Don't Know Me
You'll Never Know
Zero To Hero
ALBUMS BY ARIANA GRANDE
Christmas & Chill
Christmas Kisses
Dangerous Woman
Eternal Sunshine
K Bye For Now (SWT Live)
My Everything
Positions
Sweetener
Thank U, Next
Yours Truly
DVDS BY ARIANA GRANDE
The Story Of Ariana
 
REVIEWS
Average points: 3.57 (Reviews: 67)
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****
Sounds good and interesting. Her third UK#1. UK#1 for 6 weeks and Ireland#1.
Last edited: 15/12/2018 18:07
****
Really neat production on this one, not to mention that of course it's super catchy. 4.5
Last edited: 18/02/2019 07:08
****
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Last edited: 17/02/2022 07:08
*
Terrible song from an overrated and unlikeable act.
*
One of the worst & cringiest songs of all time. Just when you think she can't get any worse, she proves you wrong.
**
The video is entertaining. The songwriting is poor and the production is basic.
****
Not as good as any of the singles from Sweetener, which makes it all the more bewildering that this is such a massive hit. I do like the lyrics though.
****
Its actually good. Should've been on the Sweetener album though to my opinion. But I like the lyrics and show how many ex boyfriends she has ever been and not to mention her parents support. Another great song from Ariana Grande.
****
I was disappointed at first but that hook is very effective and I love how simple it is. Nice lyrics too. 4.3
*****
With every passing year, it feels like pop music as it is thought of, is crossing new milestones in terms of how popular music as the people are experiencing it is overlapping less and less with it. The charts still seem to function, but as if it's held together by duct tape. The sense of urgency that the top of the charts used to hold as a product of being what's hot right now, has started to evaporate as it feels like every song has to go through a 6 month vetting process before it's deemed okay to be heard by enough people to bring it to its highest chart peak. Radio in particular often feels like it needs to work with everything planned 3 months in advance. In all honesty, a lot of this has been the case for decades. It just strikes as particularly faling apart as we now have national charts decided by YouTube & Spotify plays, often with no direct financial interaction which results in a popular landscape which is far more difficult to regulate. It makes things interesting that popular hits feel as though they can be plucked from complete obscurity rather than being selected from the small handful that are presented to the public by the powers that be. What's also happened is that when songs do connect, they really stick. It is completely normal to see a plethora of hits that spend 6, maybe 9 months in the spotlight.<br><br>All this comes at a cost, which is what I was getting at with my opening sentence. I suppose you could say that pop hasn't gone anywhere apart from having to vacate increasingly more seats at the table from less adjacent genres, while pop radio is diving all over the place to latch onto anything that connects with their audience. In that sense I think you could re-phrase the sentence to be more about pop stars as they've been known for at least the last 50 years. When you look at the charts of old, there's a certain level of expectation in that the big names of the time are always there without fail. Especially so in the UK where it feels like every major artist is either putting out a career/era defining single, or whatever else they put out is still at least checking off their streak for top 10, top 20, top 40 peaks. These streaks would often last long after what you would naturally think is the expiration on an artist's hitmaking career, but what I often see is comments from people who were young at the time and were confused at why certain dinosaur acts were always charting so high. Not to say that there can't be a cross-generational appeal (just look at "The Horses") but predominantly these careers were being kept alive by the same fanbase decade after decade, and the less financed youth weren't able to really overpower it.<br><br>What keeps happening over and over again is that major stars of the past release new music, and it sells really well on iTunes, but tanks quickly because there's no audience big enough streaming it, which takes the lion share of chart points nowadays, even if Billboard & the OCC repeatedly try to quell it by adjusting the formula. You see fans of such artists in disarray that the still reputable new material from their favourite artists is falling far short of past performance, and simultaneously baffled that people are instead latching onto a rap artist whose name is 5 steps away from the end for them https://twitter.com/pixelatedboat/status/1090112445882880000<;br><br>It's all because the John Mayer - "Waiting On The World To Change" process has been accelerated dramatically for the simple reason that monetisation is favouring a younger, less bourgeois audience with less inclination towards perceived 'value' of music because they're no longer putting their taste at price point. People who buy music, are more likely to do so with the intent that they're going to keep listening to it for a long time to come, whereas if you just stream it, there is zero investment in it after the time you spend hearing it for the last time. So this perceived value that has been indoctrinated in audiences forever has had its spell broken, and chaos ensues.<br><br>I think there's also an element of artists managing to be popular nowadays via a certain relatable tilt. That's been around forever of course but it was always through the filter of eloquent lyricism to capture a mood. The only thing that held it back was the very apparent barrier where the biggest stars felt like literal...stars in comparison to us feeble ants. Like they were groomed for presentation, and after they've done their song, they'll go back to their ivory towers and celebrate through hedonism. Not to say that actually is the case, but there certainly always felt like there was an urge to act like everything was all together, even when it wasn't. I think back to Britney Spears' breakdown, which happened at a point when she no longer seemed like a normal person, and so there was an outpouring of ridicule from people who would never even consider that 'hey, maybe she has feelings too'.<br><br>Times have changed a lot since then though. The rise of social media means that fans can peer into the world of their favourite artists every day, and through the window that they choose to open, rather than what is presented via tabloids and the like. It brings a rise in parasocial relationships which, while not actually as significant as they feel to the person in question, go a long way to bringing the artists back to the level of the people. So many stars of the past just can't connect in the same way, possibly because they're too old, possibly because they're not ready for the shift, but either way, someone who's 16 years old now doesn't really have an affinity for a pop star who had hits 10 years ago, they want someone who feels more like them.<br><br>Which is why after 6 paragraphs I can finally address Ariana Grande herself. I often see her touted as just about the only pop star who still matters. You can run all sorts of numbers in favour of other artists still, but the way I see it, she's a rare pop musician who feels completely in tune with the times of today. People like her songs, but they really like her in general. Over time she's gradually seeped more of this persona into her music and it's paying off extremely well. Her life is filled with nonstop drama that just comes her way because she's in the periphery. She may be the biggest pop star at the moment, but she's living a life that nobody could honestly envy.<br><br>I find myself compelled by the way she spins the drama around in her songs. Songs like "no tears left to cry", "breathin" and this all embody the idea of powering through the worst shit. This song in particular feels more pertinent about it because it was released just two months after Mac Miller passed away, and there's absolutely no way the song could even be conceived prior to that. This in itself is yet another strength in Ariana's deck of cards, that she's so readily adapted to this age where new music is expected more frequently than ever (look at the difference between say Jeff Buckley, whose posthumous releases come sometimes over a decade apart, while XXXTENTACION's label has pushed out two in two months) from younger fans. If you're an artist like Drake whose output regularly sounds like his songs were made in a week (I say this even for the ones I love), but it's more rare for an artist in Ariana's wheelhouse. Yet she keeps doing it, and is about to release the album of the same name only 6 months after her last.<br><br>Honestly though there's no better way to prove her cultural standing than the very status of the song. The titular phrase, to my understanding, pretty much was invented in this song, and yet it's instantly been weaved into popular culture as an extremely flexible phrase of dismissal. She even got in on Drake's other wheelhouse because I personally saw the 'one taught me...' line as an established meme before I even heard the song and found out where it came from. I can't describe Ariana as anything other than savvy. It may not be able to heal all her wounds, but at least the song is a smash.
Last edited: 07/02/2019 18:46
****
Ein riesen Hype war dass um eine eigentlich nur durchschnittliche Nummer.<br>Ariana hat viele Songs welche um Klassen besser sind und kaum aufmerksamkeit erhielten.<br>Nunja, ich bin happy dass sie Erfolg hat, für mich einfach mit de falschen Tracks...
*****
Awesome track, she’s becoming more credible with every release. The title was ready for memes!
***
at least i can stand it
*****
This is a good Ariana Grande song and it's because no-one else could've sung this other than her. The song is just so personal down to the lyrics and it's bittersweet in a weird kind of way.
****
Ok pop plaatje.
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