Does anyone here think Ariana Grande will be a legend?
I don't think so. She will probably go down as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but that's the only thing I see her being remembered as. Her voice is amazing, don't get me wrong, but her songs aren't anything special. They're good, but it's not anything out of this world.
Is Ariana Grande Cute?
Shes hot Especially with red hair
Is it just me or does anyone else thinks that Ariana Grande tries too hard to play her character?
Exactly! It sounds too over the top when she's acting. When she first started off it wasn't a problem but now every since she has that new show "Sam and Cat" she just went a little too far with the voice... When I saw the video on MTV when she was being interviewed you didn't see any wide nostrils, or retarded voice that sounded over the top. They asked her to act out a scene in her character and it wasn't even annoying but now it is.
Anyone else here think Ariana Grande is overrated?
Couldn't agree more. She's very pretty and has a nice voice, but she's nothing special. She is trying too hard to be like Mariah Carey and it's coming off as desperate. Mariah has talent and the voice of an Angel while Ariana is fake and auto-tuned xoxo
POLL: Do you think Ariana Grande is overrated?
FINALLY! Someone who understands! I used to be a fan of hers but then she got full of herself. She takes a billion pictures of herself a day and based on interviews seems like a bit of an airhead. She acts like her character. Plus I cannot stand that duck face & raised eyebrows she pulls in every picture too. She's a pretty girl if she didn't wear so much make up. Lip gloss/ lipstick makes her lips look huge and weird. It's either that or she got a lip injection. She was prettier a year ago. If she didn't have the red hair, which the producers or whoever basically forced her to have since she signed a contract, she wouldn't be as talked about. :-/
Guys do you think ariana grande is pretty/beautiful?
Overrated, boring face, irritating voice and personality, so the answer is no
Do people see Ariana Grande as a white woman?
In Brazil, at least according to the vast majority of the population, she would neither be considered white, nor black. Most people would probably agree that she looks morena or parda, that is, in literal translations to English “brunette” or “brown”, but the true meaning behind those terms is basically not white like stereotypical Europeans, not black like stereotypical Africans, and probably (in the context of Brazil’s demographic formation) a miscigenated/mixed-race woman who descends from inter-racial couples in previous generations.We don’t feel the urge to classify people in clear-cut, dry, categorically and strictly defined racial labels, so a huge number of people aren’t either seen as white or black, black or Native American, white or Asian, but as something-in-between/who-really-cares.That’s because we acknowledge that all those racial labels have a lot of internal diversity from one extreme to the other (so, there is no one defining look), they have very spongy boundaries between any two of them and are and, finally, have always been perfectly capable of mixing extensively among themselves, thus giving rise to people that don’t fit into any stereotypical pattern of features.So, instead of classifying people based on their “race”, here assumed as some kind of objective, definite and very ancient reality, a kind of primordial group, Brazilians in general acknowledge that any of those racial labels’ characteristics are pretty easily changed along the generations, and that one’s looks do not necessarily correspond to one’s main geographic, ethnic or genetic origins.Hence, they just decided to go for the easiest classification: they classify the skin color of people, not their “race”. Thus, morenas can be European-African mixed women, European-Amerindian mixed women, brown-skinned Arab women, Northern Indian or Pakistani women, tanned Sicilian women, etc.Since many Southern Europeans and Middle Easterners have a quite “flexible” skin color, with a very high ability to either lighten or darken according to their levels of exposure to sun radiation, the way they are seen can range from “white” to “light brown” (moreno claro, morena clara).If they need to know their exact origins, they’ll ask about their ancestry, but that does not necessarily define who you are, it’s just about who the majority of your ancestors were, period.