Stop Everything You’re Doing and Watch Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s New Music Video ‘Rain On Me’
Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande just dropped the music video for their single, “Rain On Me”, and fans are already calling it the song of the summer.
“Rain On Me” is the second single of Gaga’s new album Chromatica, and the artist describes the accompanying music video as a step into the artistic world of her album. The song features fellow pop icon Ariana Grande, and together the pop queens showcase their strong vocals and a brilliant display of girl power throughout the music video.
Gaga recently made a surprising confession to fans, telling them that at first, she didn’t want to initiate a friendship with Grande. At the time, the “god is a woman” singer was still overcoming the trauma of the 2017 Manchester bombing and the death of her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller. However, Gaga revealed that despite all this, Grande was very persistent in their conversations and spoke openly about the struggles she had encountered in recent years.
After speaking with Grande, Gaga was inspired to write “Rain On Me”, a song that explores the various layers of her own personal trauma. She described recording and filming with Grande as an important healing process. The pop duo celebrated the release of the music video and complimented each other on social media.
Thank you for reminding me I’m strong, I’m super emotional and love you so very much, I cherish you @ArianaGrande and little monsters without you I don’t know how I would survive. I’d rather be dry, but at least I’m alive.
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) May 22, 2020
one time ….. i met a woman who knew pain the same way i did… who cried as much as i did, drank as much wine as i did, ate as much pasta as i did and who’s heart was bigger than her whole body. she immediately felt like a sister to me.
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) May 22, 2020
Chromatica won’t be released until next week, but for now, we’ll be listening to “Rain On Me” on repeat.
Check out the music video for “Rain On Me” above.
