Pop star Ariana Grande released her highly-anticipated new single  "Yes, and?" on Friday, January 12.

A music video for the house track was also released on the same day.

The song samples Madonna's "Vogue" with lyrics that seem to be the singer's response to the media and her critics.

One of the verses goes: "Now I’m so done with caring what you think. No I won’t hide underneath your own projections or change my most authentic life."

Fans online were quick to react to Ariana's new song and her music video.

"I love how she always try to include words of affirmation in her lyrics. Another song to add to the morning mood playlist," one fan commented.

"She's so back, the choreo is everything always slayed it queen Ari," another fan wrote.

"The song and video is absolutely beautiful. And I can't help but feel that this is Vogue 2.0. The chorus and choreography had me in a trance," one fan posted.

Meanwhile, Paula Abdul also shared her reaction to the music video which paid homage to the visual of her song "Cold Hearted."

"WOW! Waking up to see Ariana Grande pay homage to 'Cold Hearted' in her new music video 'yes, and?' was EVERYTHING!!! What an honor! What was your favorite part of the video? I love you, Ari!!!" Paula posted.

"Yes, and?" is Ariana's first solo music release since she dropped her album Positions in 2020.

The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. It produced hit singles like "34+25," "Positions," and "Motive."

In August last year, Ariana released Yours Truly (Tenth Anniversary Edition) in celebration of a decade since the original release of her debut album. The record features a collection of live renditions of various tracks from her first album.

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Other albums of Ariana include My Everything, Dangerous Woman, Sweetener, and Thank U, Next.

This year, Ariana is set to star as Glinda in the two-part film adaptation of the Wicked musical. She will star in the film alongside Cynthia Erivo, who will portray the role of Elphaba. The film will be directed by Jon M. Chu.