Ariana Grande, 27, and The Weeknd, 30, first collaborated for the enticing and sultry song called Love Me Harder six years ago. Now, the long-awaited reunion positioned itself on Ariana's newest album.

If one loves harder, putting off the table is not a worry

According to Capital FM, Off The Table is a piece of the American songstress' sixth album entitled Positions. It is categorized as a studio album that was dropped by Ariana on Oct. 30 (Friday).

The said track sings of the same concept and theme of the album's other tracks, but it differs on its distinct sultry and sexy beat. It seems like the duo continued the love story that kicked off on Love Meharder, where they sang of loving each other hardcore if one wishes to keep each other.

In Off The Table, Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, aka The Weeknd, seems to have broken up with the gorgeous woman he loved hard six years ago. The song sings of Abel's longings and efforts in getting back Ariana after he showed his "toxic persona," Hollywood Life reported.

"Will you bе there? (Will you be there?) / Can I still love you? (Can I, can I, babe?) / Not yet healed or ready (Not ready)," Ariana's verse sings.

Ariana and The Weeknd unfading friendship

Ariana is a person dear to The Weeknd's heart; according to Blinding Lights singer, she is forever thankful to Ariana for introducing him to Max Martin, an icon in producing and writing chart-topping songs. Max and Ariana began working with each other in 2014 for the singer's My Everything album, which is the album that comprises Love Me Harder.

Love Me Harder is a record-breaking track, hailing the song that raised The Weeknd's platform to Billboard's Hot 100. A year after Ariana and he collaborated, The Weeknd dropped his breakthrough album entitled Beauty Behind The Madness.

More about Positions

The One Last Time singer mesmerizes her fans, who call themselves Arianators, as she drops Positions graced by several famous artists. The tracklist was unveiled by Ariana a week before its release, revealing a The Weeknd, Ty Dolla $ign, and Doja Cat feature.

Having that said, Positions bottles up fourteen tracks, with its lead single of the same name. The lead single was pre-released by the Scream Queens star, alongside a music video that sees Ariana owning the United States of America's presidential position.

Meanwhile, fans couldn't wait to witness Ariana and The Weeknd perform Off The Table in one stage at the upcoming American Music Awards. Who knows!?