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Ariana Grande lately released a new fragrance named after the music "R.E.M." from her "Sweetener" album. But what does it stand for?

It's been two years since Ariana Grande released her chart-topping album "Sweetener," however Ari stans haven't forgotten in regards to the album. As her fourth studio album in her occupation, it's the home to a couple of her most well liked tracks, including "God Is a Woman" and "No Tears Left to Cry."

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But not too long ago, Ariana revealed on Twitter that she's released a perfume named after a distinct music on the album: "R.E.M." While you'll be able to snag her new smell at Ulta, those who are not already familiar with the album are questioning, what does "R.E.M." in reality stand for, and what is the tune about?

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"R.E.M" was at the beginning sung by means of Beyoncé.

Maybe part of the explanation why "R.E.M" is this kind of banger is because Queen Beyoncé  herself firstly recorded the music in 2013. Written for her self-titled album, "Beyoncé," (additionally written and produced in collaboration with Pharrell) the tune used to be sooner or later reduce from the general model of the album and instead handed onto Ariana for her "Sweetener" album.

That being stated, Ariana and Pharrell in fact reworked it to suit Ariana's vibe higher. She talked about it slightly bit on Twitter.

When asked via a fan on Twitter if the music was once from "Wake Up," by way of Beyoncé, Ariana answered, "well kind of."

"It’s an entirely new song now but the hook was so dreamy it had to find a home," she tweeted. "I think it’ll be one of your favs."

Despite being the fourth track at the album, this was once one of the most tracks Ariana broadly teased main as much as the album's unencumber.

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What does "R.E.M." stand for?

For those that don't seem to be familiar with sleep cycles, R.E.M. is in truth a term used to describe a sleep development. It stands for "rapid eye movement," indicating a cycle of sleep the place other folks steadily have very vibrant dreams. While it is not always the case, this could also be the level of sleep where people to find they have their most vividly sexual dreams.

In the track, Ariana is evaluating someone she's falling for to those very intense and bright (and sexual) dreams.

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"Last night boy I met you / Yeah, when I was sleeping," the tune opens. "You're such a dream to me ... Yeah, if you can believe / If you can believe / You're such a dream to me."

But the tune quickly shifts from falling in love with this stranger in her desires to in need of to be extra physically intimate with them.

"But when I see you in my dreams, psh, I knew / You know how to treat it, you know how to eat it / You know how to beat it (I know how to keep it) / The Good Housekeeping Seal," she sings.

But once more, this tune is set greater than just a bodily attraction.  According to the reliable Fandom web page for the track, "R.E.M." is set "a relationship that blurs between the dream world and reality" and "dreaming someone into your life."

Like she sings within the lyrics, this tune is ready more than the will to "just wanna touch you," but is about that person who makes you're feeling like a dream.

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