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Ariana Grande's Latest Single is No "Mistake"!
Written by Darlene Melendez. Published: August 13 2014
There’s
nothing we love more than variety – we love different styles in our
closets, we love scary movies, and we love a good tear-jerker. But
most of all… we love variety in our music.
There’s
nothing better than an artist who can pump us up for a night out,
but who we can still listen to at night when we get in our "feels"
(you know it’s true). And this is exactly what Ariana
Grande has proven to us with her music.
Grande
is gearing up for the release of her sophomore album, My
Everything, and so far she’s released fun, danceable songs –
"Problem", "Break Free", and "Bang Bang" -- but now she’s giving us
another taste of her album with "Best Mistake", featuring (for the
second time) Big Sean.
We all
know that Ariana has a beautiful voice that works well in all
ranges, and in "Best Mistake", we get to hear the delicate side of
its power.
"Best
Mistake" is a pensive piano ballad and tells the story of two
people in love, but the cards aren’t in their favor. Ariana sings, "Can we please make up our minds? // And stop acting like we’re
blind // ‘Cause if the water dries up // And the moon stops shining
// Stars fall, and the world goes blind // Boy you know I’ll be
savin’ my love for you."
Big
Sean comes in with a rap in the middle of the track, and his lyrics
are just as heartfelt. "When you start as friends it’s hard to
say you’re never going back // If I’m not the one then I’m the best
mistake you ever had."
In the
song they sing in attempt to figure out the future of their
relationship, because sometimes "to go the distance, we might
need to pit stop it."
Check
out the track below and let us know what you think of it in the
comments!
(Photo via Brian
To/WENN)
-
Darlene Melendez, YH Staff