Other big artists that they’ve worked with in the past include The Weeknd, Tony Bennett and Zedd. But wait, let’s not forget that Gaga and the one and only Beyonce also made their millions of fans lose their minds not once, but twice, with their songs “Telephone” and “Video Phone”. The Boca Raton, Florida native did something similar many years ago when she linked up with Jessie J & Nicki Minaj for their massive smash “Bang Bang”.
This kind of girl power thing that Ariana and Gaga exhibited in the video is nothing new for them. The clip then segues to them dancing in different outfits where Ariana actually lets her hair out of her iconic ponytail at one point! It was a rare sight to see as she has been rocking this particular hairstyle for a very long time. Ariana & Gaga brought it from a fashion sense where the former stunned in a metallic purple look with a lot of embellishments while the latter brightened things up a bit in her pink ensemble with both having amazing back up dancers to spice things up. Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation TrendingĪnother day, another massive collaboration for Ariana Grande! The 26-year-old and her equally talented celeb pal Lady Gaga, 33, dropped the video for their highly-anticipated track “Rain On Me” on Friday, May 22. That's music at its core: a sound for the masses, but a meaning for the individual.Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu
but I assume each of you reading see things or connect to the music at least slightly differently from me, and that's beautiful (and I'd love to hear about your experiences with this track and others through comments or social channels). It's a lesson many, myself included, have learned the hard way, and it's something I hear celebrated by Gaga and Grande.
The bad days and the trials are inevitable, but one always has the ability to both transform the experiences into positives and learn from them. Lyrically, I hear it as an ode to perseverance in a world where it's so easy to be brought down, or to bring yourself down. As for me, I connect to "Rain On Me" musically because of its house sound more than anything else. I like learning about what artists think of their own lyrics, and I happened to highlight part of that perspective above, but each listener's personal connection to the music and lyrics is more important in terms of how the song truly affects and reaches them. Even when artists discuss lyrics and inspirations behind tracks, that just indicates how one person relates to the music. The simultaneous beauty of and frustration with musical and lyrical analysis is that there's never one universal interpretation. Gaga has been open on this topic in the Chromatica era, with one notable instance being an Apple Music interview with Zane Lowe. Such a viewpoint can also represent a rebirth, at least in a spiritual sense.Īlcoholism, evoking the amounts consumed as one battles with alcohol abuse. As an escapist pop song, Rain On me is incredible, but as a gay anthem it has the potential to live on forever and for that it ticks all the boxes. The VMAs interview also relates to this interpretation.Ībsolution/washing away, particularly when relating to sins. Others' opinions and negativity, which the artists have become able to endure, if not look past, as they have matured as musicians and as people. Gaga touched on this side of rain in relation to the song at the 2020 VMAs. Tears, representing Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande having struggled and battled through substantial pain to get to where they are.
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