Grande, who's apparently a very good sport, has tried to make sense of the lyric 'I only wanna die alive,' as she also said to Time: It means life is so short - there’s no reason to not enjoy it and there’s no reason you should be anything but yourself Have fun, be spontaneous and let go.

I CAN'T RESIST THESE SHACKLES AND CHAINS ANYMORE! I'M BREAKING FREE! AAAGH! No, not quite? Look, when you have nonsensical shallow lyrics like this, isn't the song's deeper meaning open to interpretation? If I want this song to be about escaping a soul-sucking career to become a bird watcher, can't I make it happen?įine, maybe that bird watching idea is a bit far off, even for this song, but let's be honest: other than the chorus that makes a little bit of sense, the lyrics make very little sense. This is the part when I say I don't want yaI'm stronger than I've been beforeThis is the part when I break free'Cause I can't resist it no more The chorus's message is at least remotely clear enough to let us gather that it is about a breakup, presumably - or about breaking free from a jail cell (this is the part where she breaks free, right?). Grande disclosed her feelings about the song to Time back in August: I fought him on it the whole time ‘I am not going to sing a grammatically incorrect lyric, help me, God!’ Max was like, ‘It’s funny - just do it!’ I know it’s funny and silly, but grammatically incorrect things make me cringe sometimes. Even Ariana Grande is completely aware that the song is totally nonsensical. In case all of you Arianators have been wondering what the sorta-kinda-breakup anthem 'Break Free' is about, here's a bit of info that might burst your bubble: It's about absolutely nothing.

Who are she really, anyway? Don't balk at that poor grammar usage - it came from the $250 million dollar mind of Max Martin and the mouth of the human Bratz doll, Ariana Grande.

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