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* RereleaseTheSong: "R.E.M" was originally recorded by Music/{{Beyonce}} as a demo titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itZdPotSHsw "Wake Up"]]. Ariana kept the chorus but changed most of the song's lyrics.

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* RereleaseTheSong: "R.E.M" was originally recorded by Music/{{Beyonce}} as a demo titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itZdPotSHsw "Wake Up"]]. Ariana kept the chorus but changed most of the song's lyrics.lyrics.
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''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number-one album, and won a UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal Album, which became Grande's first Grammy. The album was supported by three singles, "no tears left to cry", "God is a woman", and "breathin".

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''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number-one album, and won a UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal Album, which became Grande's first Grammy. The album was supported by three singles, singles: "no tears left to cry", "God is a woman", and "breathin".

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'''''Sweetener''''' is a 2018 album by American singer Music/ArianaGrande.

In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism. Grande's main collaborator was with Music/PharrellWilliams, but also worked with Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Music/NickiMinaj, Music/VictoriaMonet, and Music/MissyElliott.

''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number one album, and would earn her first UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal Album. The album was supported by three singles, "no tears left to cry", "the light is coming", "God is a woman", and "breathin".

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'''''Sweetener''''' ''Sweetener'' is a 2018 the fourth studio album by American singer Music/ArianaGrande.

In the wake of
Music/ArianaGrande. It was released through Creator/RepublicRecords on August 17, 2018.

Following
the success of her third LP previous album, 2016's ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Woman'', Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 2017, a concert she played in Manchester, England, her concert England was the target for a suicide bombing, bombing in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. direction.

''Sweetener'' would mark marks a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was direction, being darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled tackling topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism. Grande's main collaborator on the album was with Music/PharrellWilliams, but she also worked with Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Music/NickiMinaj, Music/VictoriaMonet, and Music/MissyElliott.

''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number one number-one album, and would earn her first won a UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal Album. Album, which became Grande's first Grammy. The album was supported by three singles, "no tears left to cry", "the light is coming", "God is a woman", and "breathin".
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* DramaticChoirNumber: Towards the end of "God is a Woman", there is a passionate choir adding to the "goddess" theme.
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* BlasphemousBoast: "It lingers when we're done. You'll believe God is a woman."


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* PrecisionFStrike: The album's only f-bomb is dropped on "Better Off".
--> "Let's put them topics to bed and go fuck on the roof, just to say that we did it"

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''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number one album, and would earn her first UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal album.

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''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number one album, and would earn her first UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal album.Album. The album was supported by three singles, "no tears left to cry", "the light is coming", "God is a woman", and "breathin".
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* GenreShift: Ariana goes from pure pop with ContemporaryRAndB influences, to an album with a stronger R&B sensibility, with some [[ElectronicMusic Electronic]], HipHop and [[TrapMusic Trap]] mixed in.

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* GenreShift: Ariana goes from pure pop with ContemporaryRAndB influences, to an album with a stronger R&B sensibility, with some [[ElectronicMusic Electronic]], SynthPop, HipHop and [[TrapMusic Trap]] mixed in.
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* AWildRapperAppers: Missy Elliott on "borderline", and Nicki Minaj on "the light is coming".

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* AWildRapperAppers: AWildRapperAppears: Missy Elliott on "borderline", and Nicki Minaj on "the light is coming".
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* AWildRapperAppers: Missy Elliott on "borderline", and Nicki Minaj on "the light is coming".


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* GenreShift: Ariana goes from pure pop with ContemporaryRAndB influences, to an album with a stronger R&B sensibility, with some [[ElectronicMusic Electronic]], HipHop and [[TrapMusic Trap]] mixed in.


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* IntercourseWithYou: A few songs, most notably "God is a woman".
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!!This album contains the following tropes:

* AllLowercaseLetters: The song titles are stylized this way.
* DarkerAndEdgier: ''Sweetener'' is Ariana's first album to bare the "parental advisory" label (''Dangerous Woman'' had two tracks with explicit lyrics, both featuring rappers but did not have the label). The subjects covered by the album are deeper and not as light and airy such as on ''Dangerous Woman''.
* RereleaseTheSong: "R.E.M" was originally recorded by Music/{{Beyonce}} as a demo titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itZdPotSHsw "Wake Up"]]. Ariana kept the chorus but changed most of the song's lyrics.
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# "raindrops (an angel cried)"
# "blazed" (featuring Music/PharrellWilliams)
# "the light is coming" (featuring Music/NickiMinaj)
# "R.E.M"
# "God is a woman"
# "sweetener"
# "successful"
# "everytime"
# "breathin"
# "no tears left to cry"
# "borderline" (featuring Music/MissyElliot)
# "better off"
# "goodnight n go"
# "pete davidson"
# "get well soon"

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# "raindrops (an angel cried)"
cried)" (0:37)
# "blazed" (featuring Music/PharrellWilliams)
Music/PharrellWilliams) (3:16)
# "the light is coming" (featuring Music/NickiMinaj)
Music/NickiMinaj) (3:48)
# "R.E.M"
M" (4:05)
# "God is a woman"
woman" (3:17)
# "sweetener"
"sweetener" (3:28)
# "successful"
"successful" (3:47)
# "everytime"
"everytime" (2:52)
# "breathin"
"breathin" (3:18)
# "no tears left to cry"
cry" (3:25)
# "borderline" (featuring Music/MissyElliot)
Music/MissyElliott) (2:57)
# "better off"
off" (2:51)
# "goodnight n go"
go" (3:09)
# "pete davidson"
davidson" (1:13)
# "get well soon"soon" (5:22)

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism. Grande's main collaborator was with Music/PharellWilliams, but also worked with Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Music/VictoriaMonet, and Music/MissyElliot.

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism. Grande's main collaborator was with Music/PharellWilliams, Music/PharrellWilliams, but also worked with Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Music/NickiMinaj, Music/VictoriaMonet, and Music/MissyElliot.
Music/MissyElliott.


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!!Track listing (standard edition)

# "raindrops (an angel cried)"
# "blazed" (featuring Music/PharrellWilliams)
# "the light is coming" (featuring Music/NickiMinaj)
# "R.E.M"
# "God is a woman"
# "sweetener"
# "successful"
# "everytime"
# "breathin"
# "no tears left to cry"
# "borderline" (featuring Music/MissyElliot)
# "better off"
# "goodnight n go"
# "pete davidson"
# "get well soon"

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism.

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism.
feminism. Grande's main collaborator was with Music/PharellWilliams, but also worked with Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Music/VictoriaMonet, and Music/MissyElliot.
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''Sweetener'' is a 2018 album by American singer Music/ArianaGrande.

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later

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In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then laterlater organize a television benefit concert, One Love Manchester for the victims and their families. The events in Manchester, along with a publicized break-up with rapper Music/MacMiller, would completely change the album's direction. ''Sweetener'' would mark a shift in Grande's musical direction as the album was darker and more introspective than her previous work and tackled topics such on perseverance, sexuality, and feminism.

''Sweetener'' was a critical and commercial success, becoming Grande's third number one album, and would earn her first UsefulNotes/GrammyAward for Best Pop Vocal album.
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''Sweetener'' is a 2018 album by American singer Music/ArianaGrande.

In the wake of the success of her third LP ''Dangerous Woman''in 2016, Grande started planning for her fourth album. However, on May 22, 2017 in Manchester, England, her concert was the target for a suicide bombing, in which 23 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured, including children. Grande would then later

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