Ariana Grande has toppled some rather formidable competitors in shattering her latest record.The 25-year-old -- who just released a new album titled Thank U, Next -- has just surpassed Taylor Swift and Katy Perry (who both have 32.3 million subscribers) to become the most-subscribed female musician on all of YouTube, with 32.6 million subscribers and counting.
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The internet is waxing nostalgic, so TikTok’s song of the summer is a blast from the past
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Ariana Grande Becomes Most-Subscribed Female Artist On All Of YouTube
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Ariana Grande To Debut Four-Part YouTube Docuseries Tomorrow
The pop songstress unveiled today a teaser for an original YouTube docuseries called the Dangerous Woman Diaries. The four-episode event will follow Grande during the tour cycle for her last album, Dangerous Woman, as well as the creation of her new record, Sweetener.
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Two 18-Year-Olds Arrested In Paris For VEVO Hacks Of Top YouTube Videos Like “Despacito”
In April, hackers targeted top VEVO music videos, including "Despacito" and work by popular artists like Shakira and Taylor Swift, by changing the text in their titles and descriptions and altering their thumbnails. Now, two French teenagers have been arrested in connection with those acts, which they did "for fun."
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Demi Lovato, Katy Perry, Jason Derulo Help YouTube Launch Musical Competition Series ‘Best. Cover. Ever.’
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Elijah & Christine’s Latest Stunt Is An Uproarious Appearance On ‘Maury’ Show
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Katy Perry To Release YouTube Red Doc About Her ‘Witness’ Live Stream (Trailer)
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Katy Perry Taps Vlogger Christine Sydelko For ‘Swish Swish’ Music Video
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YouTube’s Ad-Supported Originals Are Directly Competing For TV Ad Dollars
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Katy Perry’s Four-Day YouTube Live Stream Amassed 49 Million Views Worldwide
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Katy Perry To Stream Live On YouTube For 4 Straight Days In Celebration Of New Album
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With ‘Bon Appétit’, Katy Perry Smashes YouTube Record For Most Video Views In 24 Hours
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