TOP   APC   PEAK   title   YEAR  
  1   370   328   7 RINGS   2019  
  2   461   262   PROBLEM   2014  
  3   512   429   NO TEARS LEFT TO CRY   2018  
  4   728   602   THANK U, NEXT   2018  
  5   818   497   BREAK FREE   2014  
  6   1322   1322   SANTA TELL ME   2014  
  7   1590   1590   YES, AND?   2024  
  8   1719   1621   POSITIONS   2020  
  9   1812   1183   ONE LAST TIME   2015  
  10   2400   2400   WE CAN'T BE FRIENDS (WAIT FOR YOUR LOVE)   2024  
  11   2418   1765   SIDE TO SIDE   2016  
  12   2580   2345   BREAK UP WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND, I'M BORED   2019  
  13   3725   3269   GOD IS A WOMAN   2018  
  14   3917   3108   DANGEROUS WOMAN   2016  
  15   4701   3876   INTO YOU   2016  
  16   4999   3917   FOCUS   2015  
  17   5007   4886   34+35   2020  
  18   5061   4537   BREATHIN   2018  
  19       18898  
IMAGINE
  2018  
  20           SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW   2017  
                     
                     
  Ariana Grande was born on June 26, 1993, in Boca Raton, Florida, to Joan Grande and Edward Butera. From an early age, it was clear that she had a deep love for music and theater. At the age of four, she saw a Broadway show for the first time and was instantly captivated by the magic of the stage. Her parents supported her passion and encouraged her to develop her voice. As a child, she frequently performed in local theater productions and participated in talent contests, where she impressed audiences with her powerful voice. At just ten years old, she performed with an orchestra in Florida, an unusual achievement for someone her age.

Her first major breakthrough came when she was cast as Charlotte in the Broadway musical 13. This was a significant milestone, not only because it was her first professional role, but also because 13 was the first Broadway musical with an entirely teenage cast. It was here that she began refining her talent and preparing for a future in entertainment. Although she enjoyed acting, music remained her true passion. During this period, she also started uploading song covers on YouTube. Her powerful voice and natural flair quickly attracted the attention of record labels and fans, who were fascinated by her ability to effortlessly perform complex vocal runs.

Her acting career gained momentum when she was cast as Cat Valentine in the Nickelodeon series Victorious. Her character, a cheerful and somewhat naive teenager with a distinctive high-pitched voice, quickly became a fan favorite. She brought her own charm and humor to the role and showcased her musical side by occasionally singing in the show. After the success of Victorious, she landed her own spin-off, Sam & Cat, in which she starred alongside Jennette McCurdy. Although the series was popular, it became clear that Ariana was increasingly focusing on her music.

In 2013, the moment arrived—she released her debut album Yours Truly. This album was heavily influenced by R&B and pop from the 90s and perfectly showcased her vocal range. The single "The Way", a collaboration with Mac Miller, immediately became a hit and confirmed her as a promising new talent. The album was well received and gave her the confidence to further develop her musical identity.

With her second album, My Everything (2014), she achieved worldwide fame. This album had a more commercial and danceable sound, producing major hits such as "Problem", "Break Free", "Bang Bang", and "One Last Time". Her style was increasingly compared to that of Mariah Carey, not only because of her high notes but also due to her smooth riffs and harmonies. What stood out was how she effortlessly switched between complex vocal runs and energetic choreography during performances. Behind the scenes, she was a perfectionist, someone who spent hours refining her vocals and stage presence to achieve the best possible result.

With Dangerous Woman (2016), she showcased a more mature and sensual side. The title track became an anthem of confidence and independence. During this period, she began transforming her image from a teenage star into a full-fledged pop diva. She experimented with various genres and collaborated with diverse artists to enrich her sound. The success of songs like "Into You" and "Side to Side" demonstrated that she was no longer just an emerging artist but an established star with a distinct musical identity.

In 2018, Sweetener followed, an album that earned her first Grammy Award. This album, co-produced by Pharrell Williams, had a lighter and more optimistic tone despite the personal challenges she was experiencing at the time. Her relationship with rapper Mac Miller and the tragic attack at her concert in Manchester in 2017 had deeply affected her. Nevertheless, she managed to transform these events into art, creating music that was both comforting and innovative.

Less than a year later, she released Thank U, Next, an album reflecting her emotional growth. The title track "Thank U, Next" became a cultural phenomenon, in which she thanked her ex-partners for the lessons she had learned. This album was direct, personal, and had a raw energy that resonated with her fans. The success of "7 Rings" and "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" cemented her status as an undeniable superstar. During this period, her fan base grew immensely, and she became a voice for young women who wanted to express themselves without fear of judgment.

With Positions (2020), she revealed a more intimate and sensual side. The album had a smooth, R&B-like sound that perfectly complemented her voice. A notable collaboration was "Rain on Me" with Lady Gaga, a song celebrating resilience and recovery. Despite her continued success, she took some time away from the spotlight to focus on her personal life and mental well-being.

When she returned in 2024 with Eternal Sunshine, it was clear that her music was still evolving. The album was introspective, emotional, and refined. She drew inspiration from her own experiences and released songs like "Yes, And?" and "We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)", which once again reached high positions on the charts.

Beyond her musical success, Ariana Grande has also proven herself as an actress. Her role in Don't Look Up (2021) showcased her comedic side, while her portrayal of Glinda in Wicked (2024) highlighted her versatility as a performer. Her participation in the film earned her an Oscar nomination, confirming her impact on the film industry.

Ariana has always used her platform to support social causes. She has been a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, mental health awareness, and charity work. Her genuine connection with her fans, combined with her extraordinary talent, makes her one of the most beloved and influential artists of her generation.