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Ariana Grande (channel)

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For Grande's main VEVO channel, see ArianaGrandeVevo.

Ariana Grande, previously osnapitzari, is Ariana Grande's official YouTube channel. Her account was previously named "osnapitzari" which means "Oh snap, it's Ari." This is a reference to the Disney series That's So Raven. Currently, she has 219 videos with a total of 28,454,805,809 views. In 2018, after a YouTube update, her VEVO account was merged into this account. As of 17th March 2025, the channel ranks 3rd among female artists, behind Taylor Swift and BLACKPINK. It is the 57th most subscribed channel on YouTube, with 55.7 million subscribers. Among solo artists, it ranks 4th, following Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Ed Sheeran.

Videos[]

Grande has made many impressions of different artists/people she likes and VLOGS too. Grande's old videos were of when she was a brunette before she became famous. She has also made many song covers and other miscellaneous videos. Grande deletes videos frequently, usually ones that are old covers of songs. In the span of a few years, her video count dropped from 324 to 219. For example, she deleted "Rolling In The Deep" even though it was her most viewed video with over 40 million views. She also deleted multiple "challenge" videos, with the most popular one being the "Holding My Breath Challenge" where she tried to hold her breath for 2 minutes as per a viewer request, where ultimately she was only able to hold it for a minute and a half. The "How long can I hold my breath? - Q&A Part 2" was posted in early 2015 and was taken down a few months later. Her first video was Ain't No Other Man, her most viewed video is her cover of "Emotions" by Mariah Carey, and her most recent video is "Ariana Grande - Santa Tell Me (live version)" posted on 23 Dec 2024.

Covers[]

This a list of Ariana's covers that are still on Youtube from oldest to newest.

Lullaby Friday[]

On September 27, 2013, Grande said she was going to start a new series on her YouTube channel. The songs she would sing would be covers and they would be sung "lullaby like". Although, Grande didn't do a new video every Friday, she has posted five videos to date. Four of them have the name #LullabyFriday in the title. Grande will most likely not continue Lullaby Friday anymore, considering the length of time it has been since a video was posted.[1]

Freaky Forever[]

When Grande was younger, she did a parody of the movie Freaky Friday called Freaky Forever about two siblings who one day woke up in each other's bodies. Starring in this series are Ariana Grande and Aaron Simon Gross as the siblings (although they are not related in real life).

"No Tears Left to Cry" BTS[]

On April 18, 2018, a video entitled "ʎɹɔ oʇ ʇɟǝl sɹɐǝʇ ou 4.20" was uploaded containing a 29-second snippet / intro from "No Tears Left To Cry". At some point the video was made unlisted but can still be watched here. Three behind-the-scenes videos were released on April 23, April 27 and May 25, 2018, respectively.[2][3]

"God Is A Woman"[]

On July 13, 2018, a "God Is a Woman" lyric video was released. On July 23, 2018, the "God Is A Woman" behind-the-scenes video was released.

Trivia[]

  • Many people have tried to impersonate Ariana Grande with different variations of her channel name, but the only YouTube accounts she is affiliated with are osnapitzari, Ariana Grande, ArianaGrandeVevo, WeAreStoopKid, and Honeymoon Diaries.

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Youtube Channels
Personal • VEVO • Collaboration • Vlog • Honeymoon Diaries

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