勉强打破吗

原文：
Profiled for a Billboard cover story in December, Ariana Grande—who had been named the magazine’s woman of the year—explained her current thinking about how she wants to go about releasing music. The pop star put out an extremely successful album, Sweetener, in August 2018, and, only a few months later—shortly after the album’s third single (“Breathin”) had officially been released—dropped a new single, “Thank U, Next,” which went on to become the most successful single of her career, spending five consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. (And the music video, in which Grande portrayed four different romantic-comedy heroines, was something of a pop-cultural supernova in of itself.)
Grande told the magazine that she wants to release music when . . . she feels like releasing music, and is not worried about adhering to the typical scheduling pattern that pop stars have mostly been sticking to for decades. “My dream has always been to be—obviously not a rapper, but, like, to put out music in the way that a rapper does,” she said. “I feel like there are certain standards that pop women are held to that men aren’t. We have to do the teaser before the single, then do the single, and wait to do the pre-order, and radio has to impact before the video, and we have to do the discount on this day, and all this shit. It’s just like, ‘Bruh, I just want to ****ing talk to my fans and sing and write music and drop it the way these boys do. Why do they get to make records like that and I don’t?’ So I do and I did and I am, and I will continue to.”

And, true to her word, she released another new song, “Imagine,” soon after, followed by, at midnight on January 18, the new single “7 Rings,” which immediately set a Spotify record for most streams within 24 hours. The “7 Rings” release—which was accompanied by a music video (now at more than 62 million views)—would have been enough to placate Grande’s large and passionate fanbase for weeks, probably, but they received additional riches Tuesday night when Grande dropped, without much in the way of warning (other than a few tweets to fans the day before), the track list for her latest album, Thank U, Next, which is due out on February 8.

The 12 song titles are all very Grande: in addition to the three previously released songs, we have tracks called “NASA,” Ghostin,” and the instantly iconic “Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored.” Grande tweeted on Monday that she already knows what the third single will be (“Imagine” was not a proper single release). She also confirmed there would be no features on the album. As for the mood of the songs, when a fan tweeted, “Dropping the album before Valentine’s Day, you gon get everybody PREGNANT,” Grande—who, as you, uh, might have heard, recently ended a high-profile relationship with S.N.L.’s Pete Davidson—replied, “oh quite the opposite.”

It is highly unusual for a star at Grande’s level—arguably at the top of the ranks right now—to release an album so closely on the heels of a previous one. But Grande does not seem at all concerned about what’s usual or typical right now—and it’s exciting! “two albums in six months huh. that’s deep. love u. talk sooon,” she tweeted on Monday. And talk to us soon she will.

打破其他人四年一专而她半年两专的常规

打破常規，這張專輯未發行，已經開始下一張預購，一年三磚

名利场这篇文章透露出以下信息：
1.杏菜表示自己发新单如此迅速的原因是因为她不想墨守成规 她想像某些男歌手（特别是说唱歌手）那样随心所欲的写歌发歌而不用等待那么繁琐的程序（社交媒体预告、先期派台、开预售这些）
就像之前杏菜接受采访说的一样 这次她透露出的信息表明她可能已经掌握了发行音乐作品的主动权

2、推上有名粉丝问她“Dropping the album before Valentine’s Day, you gon get everybody PREGNANT,” 杏菜回复道 “oh quite the opposite.”
估计这里是说这张专辑可能没有那么“甜”了 也许会加入更多暗黑元素

打破巨星斥巨资拍MV的传统

3、这张专辑里没有合作

4、文末提到有关杏菜的一些争议 即作为超新星目前却站在排行榜顶端 发行专辑的速度如此之快 这对杏菜同时期的其他歌手来说都是极不寻常的 但杏菜本人似乎并不在意这些