Victoria Monét

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Victoria Monét
Monét and Grande in 2017
General information
Birth name	Victoria Monét McCants
Born	May 1, 1989 (age 34) Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.
Gender	Female
Nicknames	Vicky, Vic
Genres	Pop, R&B, Hip Hop
Occupation	Singer, songwriter
Years active	2008 – Present

Victoria Monét McCants (born May 1, 1989) is an American singer and songwriter. She frequently works with Ariana Grande and she is one of her best friends. She was also an opening act for Ariana's Dangerous Woman Tour.

Discography

• Nightmares & Lullabies - Act 1 (2014)
• Nightmares & Lullabies - Act 2 (2015)
• Life After Love, Pt. 1 (2018)
• Life After Love, Pt. 2 (2018)
• JAGUAR (2020)
• JAGUAR II (2023)

Credits

List of Ariana Grande songs that Monét worked on:

Yours Truly (2013)

• "Daydreamin'" (composer & uncredited background vocals)
• "Honeymoon Avenue" (composer & uncredited background vocals)

My Everything (2014)

• "Cadillac Song" (composer, producer, vocal producer, background vocals)
• "Intro" (composer & background vocals)
• "My Everything" (composer, producer, vocal producer, & background vocals)
• "Only 1" (composer, producer, vocal producer & background vocals)

Christmas & Chill (2015)

• "December" (composer)
• "Intro" (composer)
• "Not Just On Christmas" (composer)
• "True Love" (composer)
• "Winter Things" (composer)
• "Wit It This Christmas" (composer)

Dangerous Woman (2015 - 2016)

• "Be Alright" (composer, background vocals)
• "I Don't Care" (composer)
• "Into You" (background vocals)
• "Knew Better / Forever Boy" (composer, vocal producer)
• "Knew Better Part Two" (composer)
• "Let Me Love You" (composer)
• "Leave Me Lonely" (composer, background vocals)
• "Moonlight" (composer, background vocals)
• "Step On Up" (composer, vocal producer, background vocals)

Sweetener (2016 - 2018)

• "Goodnight N Go" (composer)
• "Pete Davidson" (composer)

Thank U, Next (2018 - 2019)

• "7 Rings" (composer, vocal producer)
• "Ghostin" (composer, producer, vocal producer, background vocals)
• "Make Up" (composer, producer, vocal producer)
• "Needy" (composer, producer, vocal producer)
• "NASA" (composer, producer, vocal producer)
• "Thank U, Next" (composer)

Positions (2019 - 2020)

• "34+35" (composer, background vocals)
• "Love Language" (composer)
• "Motive" (composer)
• "My Hair" (composer)
• "Nasty" (composer)
• "Test Drive" (composer)
• "West Side" (composer)

Unreleased

• "All That" (composer; unreleased)
• "Ice Cream" (composer, vocal producer, vocalist; unreleased)
• "The Way It Is" (composer; unreleased)
• "Hi" (composer, producer, vocalists, vocal producer, added additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "Got Her Own (2015)" (composer, vocalist, added additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "Leave Me Lonely (Reprise)" (composer; unreleased)
• "Hate That You Made Me Love You" (composer; unreleased)
• "More (Demo)" (composer, vocalist; unreleased)
• "My Way" (composer; unreleased)
• "Sober" (composer, vocal producer, vocalists; unreleased)
• "Wifee" (composer, vocal producer, added additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "Unknown Nick Jonas Ballad" (producer)
• "Could Be Us" (writer, composer, vocal producer, vocalist, additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "In The Moment" (composer, vocal producer, vocalist, added additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "Indica" (composer; unreleased)
• "Remember" (composer, vocal producer, added additional background vocals; unreleased)
• "Home" (composer; unreleased)
• "Sweet Dreams" (composer; unreleased)
• "Monster" (composer, vocalist, unreleased)

Collaborations

• "Better Days"
• "Monopoly"
• "Could Be Us (Demo)" (unreleased)
• "Got Her Own (2015)" (unreleased version)
• "Got Her Own (2019)" (official released version)
• "More (Demo)" (featuring Lucky Daye; unreleased)

Other

• Monét was an opening act for Grande's Dangerous Woman Tour.
• Monét performed "Thank U, Next" with Grande and Tayla Parx on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in November 2018.
• Monét performed "Got Her Own" and "Monopoly" with Grande at the Sweetener World Tour.

Trivia

• Monét previously dated Tommy Brown.
• Monét announced her pregnancy via social media on December 5th, 2020 and later gave birth to her daughter, Hazel.
• Victoria has appeared in the music videos for "Thank U, Next" (as a cheerleader, and then later as a bridesmaid), and "7 rings" (since she is one of the holders of the 7 rings Ariana bought).
• Monét hates the game Monopoly while it's Ariana's favorite game.
• Monét attended the 58th Super Bowl with Ariana and Cynthia Erivo.
• Monét is openly bisexual, coming out via social media in November 2018.
• "Eternal Sunshine" is Grande's first album to not feature Monét as an composer.

Gallery

“deep breaths, tight chest, life, death” To view the Victoria Monét gallery, click here.

External links

• Victoria Monét on Instagram
• Victoria Monét on Twitter
• Victoria Monét on Facebook