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The Ariana Grande's missabe song “Side to Side” along with her VMA performance was very troubling to obtain myself from rolling my eyes and had me cringing after the second line. “Side to Side” comes from her latest album Dangerous Woman that dropped May 20th and has reached 31 on billboard 100 this month. This song deserves to be at the very bottom better not not ever. This song has so much confusion with the beat her song was a mix between reggae and pop the only thought I was having was Pick a genre! It sounds As if she has an ongoing battle between what genre she wants. And Nicki Minaj makes the song ten times more confusing . The song is about her doing vulgar doings towards her latest conquest of the night. And quite frankly why?

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