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Does Sabrina sound like Ariana on Man's Best Friend?

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Do u hear the similarities? In some songs she truly sounds like a carbon copy of Ari

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  • in a bad way yeah... she sounds like eternal sunshine ariana (bland)

  • She definitely takes inspiration from Ariana in terms of vocal delivery and production. Genre-wise, though, they're not that close – I honestly can't picture Ariana getting into country-leaning music.

  • Not just on that album too

in a bad way yeah... she sounds like eternal sunshine ariana (bland)

one song really stood out for me, thought ariana was singing. there is also other song where she sounds like billie for brief period.

She's always had an Ariana-esque song in each album of hers. SNS had Good Graces, which is such an Ariana Grande song to the T, and WDYGH? from MBF sounds like something you'd hear between Thank U, Next and Positions

1 minute ago, piotrert said:

one song really stood out for me, thought ariana was singing. there is also other song where she sounds like billie for brief period.

She has a very malleable voice, in general. I can even hear Taylor sometimes :rip: It's over the day she chooses to emulate Britney :clap3:

Yes, especially on When Did You Get Hot?

 

She's also giving me a bit of Lana on Don't Worry. s:wan:

No but she is definitely the Ari of the 2020s. SNS and MBF both give My Everything levels of label curated teas.

Only song is nonsense nothing else Sabrina has her own unique voice & tone :heart2:

She definitely takes inspiration from Ariana in terms of vocal delivery and production. Genre-wise, though, they're not that close – I honestly can't picture Ariana getting into country-leaning music. When Short n' Sweet dropped and I saw the comparisons to Ariana, I rushed to listen expecting Pop/R&B vibes. I was genuinely surprised (and disappointed) to find out her sound leaned more country than I expected.

 

Since Espresso, I think the character Sabrina has built is a bit of a blend of Ariana's My Everything era — in terms of looks and aesthetic — and the Positions era, with the witty, sexually playful lyrics paired with sultry, layered vocals. 

 

I see a lot of people calling her Taylor's daughter and honestly I don't see that at all. Taylor has never been sexually explicit, has never had that doll aesthetic, her vocal style is totally different. Their brands seem opposite to me, but maybe it's just me being superficial because I don't know Sabrina deep down.

She kinda always does specially when the songs are more r&b oriented like bad chem and when did you get hot

'when did you get hot?' came on shuffle and i was like, when did ariana release this song? they have similar 'light' tone of voice.

Not on this album, no. Nonsense and Good Graces were carbon copies of Ariana, though.

ariana's been an inspiration to her since she debuted so it makes sense why you'd think that

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