With Ari's uber-glam looks, this seems like a natural fit for the "Positions" singer. The trademark wasn't filed under Ariana's name, but Thunder Road, Inc., which is linked to the 28-year-old pop star as she was recently named its CEO. Since Ari is known for her iconic ponytail, it makes total sense that hair extensions would be part of R.E.M. Products ranged from concealers, lash serum, eyeshadow, eyeliners, lipstick, highlighter, hair extensions and makeup sponges. trademark on the United States Patent and Trademark Office website listed products that may launch with the brand. "Coveting the secret for the past two years and having testers and samplers in my purse, and people asking me, 'Oh, I love your highlight, what are you wearing?' And me being like, 'I don’t know', sweating,'" the singer-turned-beauty mogul told Allure.Į! Newsalso reported that the R.E.M. After all, she did say her gloss was poppin' in "7 Rings." Fans can also expect a highlighter drop in the future as Ariana opened up about how hard it was to keep R.E.M. Eye products that she plans on dropping include fine-point eyeliner markers, matte liquid eye shadows, glittering eyeshadow toppers, and mascara.Īri also dished that there will be a lip product drop at some point, including buttery lipsticks and Lip Venom, a.k.a plumping glosses that tingle upon application. "I feel like you can emote more with your eyes than you can articulate sometimes," the Sweetener hitmaker explained.
The first drop centers around the eyes, which Ari describes as "main storytellers and sources of communication." will release products in "drops," as a streetwear fashion brand would. Rapper Princess Nokia criticized Ariana, noting that 7 Rings sounds a lot like one of her songs.A post shared by Ariana Grande being in the works with Forma Brands for two years, Ariana revealed that R.E.M. Others have been lamenting that their lifestyles do not match Ariana’s luxurious one. On Twitter, fans and stans have been expressing their admiration for and promoting 7 Rings.
The lines most likely to get stuck in your head: The music video is filled with lavish party scenes, diamonds, and champagne. The lyrics are unabashedly materialistic and positive as Ariana celebrates and brags about how her success and wealth afford her a luxurious lifestyle where she gets whatever she wants. The song starts off with a remixed 2019 version of “My Favorite Things” from The Sound Of Music. It’s also a nod to the flex of “having six rings” the number of NBA championship rings Michael Jordan has. The title of the song is a reference to the 7 diamond rings that Ariana bought for herself and her six closest friends. Her music video quickly hit #1 on YouTube’s trending list. Like the video for “thank u, next,” this video is decked out in pink, stars some of Grande’s IRL friends, and features a cameo from her dog. “7 Rings,” Ariana Grande‘s second single since her album, Sweetener is already climbing to the tops of charts.
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