A true cultural reset. (Don't act like you don't remember what you were doing the exact moment the video for "Thank U, Next" dropped.) Most pop stars hide their feelings behind vague lyrics and thinly-veiled references to their exes, but Grande showed the receipts — and real grace — on this playful, poignant single. In the wake of her ex Mac Miller’s death and her very public breakup with Pete Davidson, Ari dropped the most confessional track of her career, and in doing so she rewrote her own narrative, turning heartbreak into personal growth.And cut imbued with a 90s deep-house groove that soothes and invigorates. It's a baptism by sweat and glitter. Heavily influenced byball culture low-income students and students of color are much more likely to lack this resource. A dangerous woman knows what she wants and takes her time getting there — or, in this case, getting off. The moody title track of her 2016 album,Dangerous Woman