sparked fan concern with her appearance in her new music video for Hate that I Made You Love Me.
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Ariana Grandes New Video Raises Health Concerns
Ariana Grande sparked fan concern with her appearance in her new music video for Hate that I Made You Love Me. On Monday, the pop star, 32, released the music v...
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On Monday, the pop star, 32, released the music video for the first single off of her upcoming album Petal, which is slated to drop on July 31.
The video featured actor and showed Grande, who was wearing a yellow, sleeveless dress with a V-neckline, haunting him before he ends up digging his own grave.
Reacting to her music video, many social media users took to X to make unsolicited comments about her lithe figure, pointing out where they could see her chest and collarbones.
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Several of her fans expressed concern, some called it 'disturbing,' while others came to her defense, stirring up a flurry of mixed reactions to her music video on social media.
Grande dropped the lead single of her new album earlier this week, and it initially online in the days leading up to the official music video release.
Ariana Grande sparked fan concern about her appearance again after releasing the music video for her song Hate that I Made You Love Me on Monday
Throughout the music video, Grande wore a sleeveless, yellow dress with a low-cut neckline that many fans said exposed her body in a 'disturbing' way
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Grande's music video featured a dark, thriller concept and began with imagery of Long burying a grave.
The five-minute video, which had scenes inspired by chilling sequences from famous films, largely followed Long's character as he attempts to escape the ghost of his lover and his incessant, metaphorically near-fatal guilt.
Throughout the video, he starts seeing her everywhere he looks and gets into increasingly dangerous and fatal situations, almost comedically, but survives every single one.
Many social media users pointed out that her ribcage was visible across her chest
Many fans expressed concern, some left harsh comments and others came to the pop star's defense
Across social media, many fans of Grande shared still images of her in the music video and commented on her slender frame
Some critics left unsolicited comments about how her body has changed over the years
In response to music video stills and behind-the-scenes photos on X, however, one social media user tweeted: 'Poor girl, she looks so haggard and super tired.'
In response to music video stills and behind-the-scenes photos on X, one social media user tweeted: 'Poor girl, she looks so haggard and super tired'
Another fan wrote: 'Sorry, but she looks sick :/ (no shade) she's stunning and all of that, but she looks very skinny and we can see her bones :('
One fan said they found it 'kinda disturbing' that they could see Grande's slim frame
'I don't body shame but this is not healthy,' another person wrote on X. 'I pray she heals from whatever she is battling'
Other fans, however, also showed up on X to defend Grande. 'We really can't know someone's health from a single screenshot,' a social media user tweeted
'It's just her anatomy,' another person wrote. 'Some ppl have more protruding bones than others... there's girls as skinny as her that don't have such a prominent sternum'
In response to critical comments about Grande's appearance, an X user pushed back and insisted 'that's literally the point of the video' before asking others to 'let the girl be'
Other fans, however, also showed up on X to defend Grande.
'We really can't know someone's health from a single screenshot,' a social media user tweeted.
'It's just her anatomy,' another person wrote. 'Some ppl have more protruding bones than others... there's girls as skinny as her that don't have such a prominent sternum.'
In response to critical comments about Grande's appearance, an X user pushed back and insisted 'that's literally the point of the video' before asking others to 'let the girl be.'
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