Ariana Grande — Dangerous Woman

The title track from Ariana Grande's third album is back on the global charts after a six-week absence, appearing across 82 country and platform charts today. Released in May 2016, the song marked her pivot from teen-pop toward the sleeker adult R&B-pop that would define the rest of her decade — Grande drew the title from Egyptian feminist writer Nawal El Saadawi's 1975 novel Woman at Point Zero, per Genius. Its debut at number 10 on the Hot 100 made her the first artist ever to have lead singles from her first three albums all debut in the top ten, according to IMDb. A decade on, the track's slow-burn guitar hook and restrained delivery still hold up against her later catalog. Its return coincides with renewed interest in Grande's pre-Eternal Sunshine era.