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Ariana Grande’s got a lot to be happy about this time of year – a least, career-wise. The Grammy-nominated album Sweetener was her 3rd #1 album, she’s already moving on to even more hit music, teasing an upcoming album called Thank U, Next, and Billboard just named her the Woman of The Year.
But as Ari admits in the speech above, "I find it interesting that this has been one of the best years of my career and the worst of my life. A lot of people would look at someone in my position right now as an artist that could be at her peak and think, 'She’s really got her shit together, she's really on it. She’s got it all.' And I do, but as far as my personal life goes, I really have no idea what the fuck I’m doing.”
She laughed off her comment, but quickly followed up with a message of hope for her fans: "It's been a very conflicting one, and I just want to say if you're someone out there who has no idea what this next chapter is going to bring, you’re not alone in that.”
As I mentioned above, Ariana managed to pull down two Grammy nominations for 2019 – Best Pop Solo Performance for "God Is A Woman", and Best Pop Vocal Album for Sweetener. Get details on all the nominees on Slacker’s Grammy Awards 2019 station!
She stopped by the Slacker Radio studio with big moves for 2019
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