Ariana Grande Belts Aretha Franklin Ganan on the Queen of the Last Writings of the Soul

If Ariana Grande performed ("You feel me) a natural woman" earlier this month, after some time after Aria Franklin's death, you should be warned that she did it again.


"Sweetener" singer was brought to the last minute to pay homage to the Queen of the soul during his funeral in Detroit's Greater Grace Temple. She reached a black mini-dress with Beau Pete Davidson, whose presence raised some eyebrows on social media.

On stage, Grande once again delighted his audience - this time with the ex-boyfriend Big Scene - with full presentation of Carroll King-Penned number.


Franklin was "fond of" Grande, late soul singer's family had said in a statement earlier this week, and apparently by Franklin's 25-year-old performance at "The Tonight Show" after his death Was inspired.

After Grande finished the song in the funeral, Bishop Charles Ellis kept it on stage for a few moments, joking that he thought that he was the Taco Bell menu item when he first saw the program.


Grande did not seem to be very upset with that comment, once before leaving this stage, he used to laugh and say "We love you, Aretha".

In addition to Grande, the long list of performers performing in the service included Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Hudson, Faith Hill, Shirley Cesar, Chacah Khan, Yolanda Adams, Marvin Sapp and Vanessa Bell Armstrong.