Ariana Grande's advice on couples wanting to get engaged: "Don't"!

Her brother said that the song is "powerful" because it talks about the idea of self-love.

The possible tease comes after the singer has revealed she is already planning her next album "thank u, next" - the follow-up to "Sweetener", which was released earlier this year - and it could surface before 2019.

Grande did speak out upon the song's debut, clarifying that "Thank U, Next" is not a diss track.

And hopefully, her head wasn't feeling too sore this morn.

Ariana Grande got super lit with her friends on Thursday and honestly, we wish we were invited. "He violated that agreement and it really hurt her".

And while most of the Instagram footage of the mariachi band focused on classic songs, Monét and Grande also shared that the band also played a special request.

The band even put a mariachi spin on "thank u, next", which makes this anthem of self-awareness and personal growth a true slapper.

"Thank U, Next" dropped last Saturday night just an hour before Grande's ex-fiance, Pete Davidson, took Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update desk to address the couple's recent breakup.

When the reporter commented that Nathan isn't referenced, the singer joked: "Well, that's good!"

Hinting that her good pal Victoria Monét, who helped her co-write the greatest damn song in the world rn, was behind a lot of the insane shenanigans, she tweeted: "U random as sh*t @VictoriaMonet". News it's her "happy place".

"I dunno man. Life may not be what u expect", she tweeted. She's one of the most famous people in the world, but it looks like she'll always have a special place in her heart for close friends.