Okay, so we know that Ariana Grande has been releasing music rapidly these days like it's nobody's business.
It's honestly hard to keep track. It feels like every month she's releasing new music and I'm still trying to process Sweetener.
Anyways, fans have put her most recent single under a microscope and noticed something major.
The track is all about "friendship, freedom, protecting your energy and staying right in your bag" according to Ari.
But this is the first time they've recorded and released a song together with a music video.
And, I highly recommend taking two and a half minutes out of your day to watch the music video, it's entertaining af.
Ariana sang the lyrics "I like women and men," and the internet is having a meltdown over it.
Obviously, nobody ever has to "come out" if they don't want to. Your sexuality is your business and no one else's.
But we couldn't help but notice and get kinda excited over it.
But things got even spicier when Victoria Monét responded to one of the comments.
This is a pretty straight forward answer, so naturally, fans began to enthusiastically celebrate that Ariana Grande may be bisexual.
Ari explained that she has never labeled her sexuality before and she still doesn't feel the need to. "Which is okay," she said.
"Sexuality is fluid and no one has to 'come out' as anything if they don't want to."
Duly noted.
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They wrote that they think she is "treating bisexuality like it's some cute [expletive] joke for straight women to play with."
Adding they are annoyed that not being straight is a "thing" that is exploited.
Ari has faced a ton of backlash, being accused of cultural appropriation after her recent song release "7 Rings".
They pointed out that this isn't the first time she has queerbaited before, and that they are "tired of her".
They used Rita Ora as an example, comparing her to Ariana.
When Rita outright admitted that she is "50/50" and likes men and women, fans still weren't fully accepting it.
Now, this person believes the same thing is happening to our girl, Ari.
Do you think she is bisexual? Do you think she is queerbaiting? Should she open up more about her sexuality to her fans? Should everyone just mind their own business?
