She also holds meetings with a decidedly more diverse group of advisors in her Situation Room. President Grande is a multitasker, hence the titular lyric “switching the positions for you,” and she is seen working in the kitchen, drinking wine, signing papers, collaborating in the Oval Office, and giving speeches in the White House Press Room. This video comes at an important time, undoubtedly released on purpose, just 8 days ahead of the US 2020 election, and forces viewers to consider the idea of a woman in the powerful position. The “Positions” music video emulates feminist themes and centers around what a female president, played by Grande, might look like in the White House.
The concurrently released music video earned over 18.6 million views on Youtube in its first 24 hours. “Positions” also earned the #1 spot on the US Spotify Chart with 2.8 million streams. This made “Positions” the third biggest debut on the Global Spotify Chart in 2020, behind “Dynamite” by BTS and “cardigan” by Taylor Swift. The single was embraced by fans instantly, earning the top debut on the Global Spotify Chart with over 7.63 million streams. Her collaboration on “Positions” with renowned producer London On Da Track allows the song to be an effortless blend of pop, R&B, and hip-hop, paralleling Grande’s genres on prior albums. The pop songstress utilizes her elegant and smooth voice to mesmerize her listeners, all while maintaining a light pop-tone, on an R&B beat. “Positions” echoes Grande’s sound from her most recent album “thank u, next,” released in 2019. The lead single and title track was accompanied by a detailed music video, directed by Dave Meyers, best known for his work on Grande’s past “God Is a Woman” and “No Tears Left to Cry” music videos.
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23, Ariana Grande blessed her loyal fans with the new single “Positions” off of her sixth studio album “positions,” which was released in full on Oct.
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