Ariana Grande changes

- Ariana started out as a sweet Broadway kid
- Before that she would perform on cruise ships
- Ariana got a job working on a popular Nickelodeon TV show Victorious playing a sweet and fun loving character who was also a bit thick
- Ariana lost a lot of weight and performed at the iheart radio show in a 60 inspired dress and a completely new hairstyle
- it was reported in the media that her life coach quit because he was tired of her attitude claiming: 'She was so obsessed with her hair that she had it dyed every three days, and the big ponytail is fake.

'She acts like a child and constantly needs people to coddle her.'

- Ariana claims she had a lot of trouble getting away from her Nickelodeon character Cat valentine

- “People liked her and they accepted her and they thought that I was like her. So I used to pretend to be a little more like her than I actually was,”

- “I was 14 years old and ready to make an R&B album. I was like, ‘Where is that Mary J. Blige collab? Where is that Natasha Bedingfield writing session? Where is my session with India.Arie? I’m ready. Let’s go,’”

- “I dyed my hair back to brown. I made out with a rapper in the video. I made the point I wanted to make. And I was excited to do so after so many years of pretending to be somebody else in front of a lot of people.”

- Ariana grande has received a lot of backlash from people saying it is inappropriate for her to be acting more risque as she has a younger fan base garnered from her nickelodeon kids TV show. 

- people also assume she is being made to do this and has become a product of the industry

- Ariana retaliated by saying: “I’ve seen people online saying, ‘It’s so sad she’s becoming a product of this industry – she’s wearing shorter and shorter skirts and showing more and more skin’. I’m like, ‘Yeah, because I want to’.

She added: “Believe me, if I don’t want to do something I will not do it, and I say that with every ounce of passion in my body. I’m a very flexible person but if I feel like you want me to compromise my views or myself as an artist, you can go f**k yourself.”