Ariana Grande Spotify Billions Club: Singer Recalls Working with Lady Gaga on 'Rain on Me'

Ariana Grande is now a member of the Spotify Billions Club as she amassed billions of listeners from the music streaming platform, and during a recent interview, she explained some of her massive tracks and she revealed that Lady Gaga is one of her favorites.

In a video shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, by Lady Gaga Now, Grande could be seen admiring the plaque dedicated to her and the pop singer.

"This is one of my favorite collaborations of all time," the singer said, then added, "I love Lady Gaga so much."

She recalled her experience working with the pop star, saying both of them had "such a lovely time" while working on the song itself and the music video.

"I will lay down in traffic for you any day, Queen," she joked.

Ariana Grande Spotify Billions Club

According to Rolling Stone, Ariana Grande made history for becoming the first female artist to have 14 songs that are over a billion streams.

She appeared on the sixth episode of the Billions Club, the series features artists who have surprassed 1 billion streams on the music streaming platform.

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In total, the singer received 14 plaques for the songs "One Last Time," "Santa Tell Me," "Dangerous Woman," "Bang Bang (with Jessie J and Nicki Minaj)," "Side to Side," "Into You," "Thank U, Next," "No Tears Left to Cry," "God Is a Woman," "7 Rings," "Rain on Me (with Lady Gaga)," "Stuck With U (with Justin Bieber)," "Save Your Tears (with The Weeknd)," and "Positions."

"We have crammed so much into the last 10 years, and I am so grateful for the love and support of the people who listen to these songs," Grande said. (via Rolling Stone)

Ariana Grande Got Emotional While Filming Spotify Billions Club Series

Shared on Instagram, the singer revealed that the episode was a "sweet little commemoration and gratitude meltdown."

She later noted that she didn't expect to "get emotional" while filming the series. Grande further expressed her gratitude to those who supported her, saying she spent most of her life creating music and little pieces of her life are now part of her "silly songs forever."

In other updates, Ariana Grande is set to release a new album titled "Eternal Sunshine" this March 8, 2024.

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