Ariana Grande videography

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Ariana Grande videography
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American singer, songwriter, and actress Ariana Grande has appeared in 56 music videos, including eight featured appearances and six uncredited appearances. She has also appeared in 23 television shows and eight films.

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Music videos

Victoria Monet features in the music videos for "7 Rings", "Monopoly", "Thank U, Next" and "Positions" Victoria Monet WHTA 2023.png
Victoria Monét features in the music videos for "7 Rings", "Monopoly", "Thank U, Next" and "Positions"
Rapper Big Sean appears on the songs and videos for "Right There" and "Problem". Big Sean 2015.jpg
Rapper Big Sean appears on the songs and videos for "Right There" and "Problem".
The late Mac Miller appeared with Grande on both songs and videos for "The Way" and "My Favorite Part". Mac Miller (7) - splash! Festival 20 (2017).jpg
The late Mac Miller appeared with Grande on both songs and videos for "The Way" and "My Favorite Part".
Trinidadian-born rapper Nicki Minaj features on the music videos of "Bang Bang", "Side to Side" and "The Light Is Coming" Nicki Minaj at the MTV EMAs 2018.jpg
Trinidadian-born rapper Nicki Minaj features on the music videos of "Bang Bang", "Side to Side" and "The Light Is Coming"

As lead artist

List of music videos as lead artist
TitleYearOther artist(s)Director(s)Ref.
"Put Your Hearts Up"2011None Meiert Avis
Jeremy Alter		 [1]
"The Way"2013 Mac Miller Jones Crow [2]
"Almost Is Never Enough" Nathan Sykes Nev Todorovic [3]
"Baby I"NoneRyan Pallotta [4]
"Right There" Big Sean Nev Todorovic [5]
"Problem"2014 Iggy Azalea The Young Astronauts [6]
"Break Free" Zedd Chris Marrs Piliero [7]
"Bang Bang" Jessie J
Nicki Minaj 		Hannah Lux Davis [8]
"Love Me Harder" The Weeknd [9]
"Santa Tell Me"None Alfredo Flores
Jones Crow		 [10]
"One Last Time"2015 Max Landis [11]
"E Più Ti Penso" Andrea Bocelli Gaetano Morbioli [12]
"Focus"NoneHannah Lux Davis [13]
"Dangerous Woman"2016The Young Astronauts [14]
"Let Me Love You" Lil Wayne Grant Singer [15]
"Into You"NoneHannah Lux Davis [16]
"Side to Side"Nicki Minaj [17]
"Everyday"2017 Future Chris Marrs Piliero [18]
"Beauty and the Beast" John Legend Dave Meyers [19]
"No Tears Left to Cry"2018None [20]
"The Light Is Coming"Nicki Minaj [21]
"God Is a Woman"None [22]
"Breathin"Hannah Lux Davis [23]
"Thank U, Next" [24]
"7 Rings"2019 [25]
"Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" [26]
"Monopoly" Victoria Monét Alfredo Flores
Ricky Álvarez		 [27]
"In My Head"NoneBardia Zeinali [28]
"Boyfriend" Social House Hannah Lux Davis [29]
"Don't Call Me Angel" Miley Cyrus
Lana Del Rey 		[30]
"Stuck with U"2020 Justin Bieber Scooter Braun
Rory Kramer
Alfredo Flores		 [31]
"Rain on Me" Lady Gaga Robert Rodriguez [32]
"Positions"NoneDave Meyers [33]
"34+35" Director X [34]
"34+35 Remix"2021 Doja Cat
Megan Thee Stallion 		Stefan Kohli [35]
"Yes, And?"2024None Christian Breslauer [36]
"We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)" [37]
"The Boy Is Mine" [38]
List of music videos as featured artist
TitleYearOther artist(s)Director(s)Ref.
"L.A. Boyz"2012 Victorious cast
Victoria Justice 		Un­known [39]
"Popular Song"2013 Mika Chris Marrs Piliero [40]
"Boys Like You"2015 Who Is Fancy
Meghan Trainor 		Un­known [41]
"This Is Not a Feminist Song"2016 Saturday Night Live cast Matt Villines
Osmany Rodríguez		 [42]
"My Favorite Part"Mac Miller_p [43]
"Faith" Stevie Wonder Alan Bibby [44]
"Bed"2018Nicki Minaj Hype Williams [45]
"Dance to This" Troye Sivan Bardia Zeinali [46]
"Rule the World"2019 2 Chainz Sebastian Sdaigui [47]
"Oh Santa!"2020 Mariah Carey
Jennifer Hudson 		Hamish Hamilton
Roman Coppola 		[48]

Guest appearances

List of music videos as guest performer
TitleYearArtist(s)Director(s)Ref.
"Make It Shine"2010Victoria JusticeUn­known [49]
"Freak the Freak Out"Marcus Wagner [50]
"Beggin' on Your Knees"2011 [51]
"Leave It All to Shine" iCarly and Victorious casts featuring Miranda Cosgrove
Victoria Justice		Un­known [52]
"Unfriend You" Greyson Chance Marc Klasfeld [53]
"All I Want Is Everything"Victoria JusticeLex Halaby [54]
"Make It in America"2012 Anna Mastro [55]
"Here's 2 Us"Un­known [56]
"You Don't Know Me" Elizabeth Gillies [57]
"Earth"2019 Lil Dicky Nigel Tierney
Federico Heller
Tony Yacenda		 [58]

Filmography

Film

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
TitleYearRole(s)DirectorNotesRef.
Snowflake, the White Gorilla 2011Snowflake (voice)Andrés G. SchaerEnglish voice-over [59] [60] [61]
Jem and the Holograms 2015Herself Jon M. Chu Deleted scenes [62]
Zoolander 2 2016Latex BDSM Ben Stiller Cameo appearance [63]
Underdogs Laura (voice) Juan José Campanella English voice-over [64]
Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You 2020HerselfPaul DugdaleConcert film; also executive producer [65]
Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry 2021Herself R. J. Cutler Documentary [66]
Don't Look Up Riley Bina Adam McKay [67]
Wicked 2024 Galinda "Glinda" Upland Jon M. ChuCredited as Ariana Grande-Butera [68]
Wicked: For Good †2025Post-production

Television

TitleYearRole(s)NotesRef.
The Battery's Down2009Bat Mitzvah RifferEpisode: "Bad Bad News"
Victorious 2010–2013Cat ValentineMain role
iCarly 2011Episode: "iParty with Victorious"
Winx Club 2011–2013Princess Diaspro (voice)13 episodes
Swindle 2013Amanda BensonTelevision movie
Sam & Cat 2013–2014Cat ValentineLead role
Family Guy 2014Italian daughter (voice)Episode: "Mom's the Word" [59]
Saturday Night Live 2014–2024Herself (host/musical guest)4 episodes
Scream Queens 2015Sonya HerfmannRecurring role; 4 episodes [69] [70]
Hairspray Live! 2016Penny PingletonTelevision special [71]
One Love Manchester 2017HerselfConcert special [72]
Ariana Grande at the BBC 2018HerselfConcert special [73] [74]
Kidding 2020Piccola GrandeEpisode: "Episode 3101" [75] [76]
Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special HerselfTelevision special [77]
The Voice 2021Herself (coach) Season 21 [78]
RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked 2023HerselfEpisode: "Untucked – One Night Only, Pt. 2" [79]
Defying Gravity: The Curtain Rises on Wicked2024Herself Wicked's NBC Behind-the-Scenes Special [80]

Web

TitleYearRole(s)NotesRef.
Ariana Grande: Dangerous Woman Diaries 2018Herself YouTube Docuseries [81]
Justin Bieber: Seasons 2020Episode: "Leaving the Spotlight" [82]

Stage

TitleYearRole(s)VenueRef.
Annie 2001AnnieLittle Palm Family Theatre
13 2008Charlotte Norma Terris Theatre
2008–2009 Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
A Snow White Christmas 2012 Snow White Pasadena Playhouse [83]

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