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Ariana Grande Congratulates Halsey On Dethroning Her Hit Song “Thank U, Next’ On Billboard Hot 100

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Ariana Grande has reacted to her knock off the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100 by Halsey by congratulating her.

The 25-year-old is excited that a fellow female artiste has reached the number one spot on the US chart, despite it meaning her hit song thank u, next has been replaced by Halsey’s Without Me.

Sharing a screenshot of the article announcing the chart news on Instagram, Ariana wrote: “F*** it up @iamhalsey. To girls on top all 2019.”

To which Halsey, replied: “Luv u bb. Dynamic women who are headstrong + compassionate all 2019 (sic).”

Halsey has admitted that she felt “overwhelmed” with the news and is “very happy”, as the song was about a “very lonely” time in her life, whilst she admitted the support for the track has made her feel the “most loved”.

Commenting on her chart feature, she wrote alongside a photo of the top 10 on her profile: “#1 on billboard. wow. very overwhelmed and confused and so very very very VERY happy. this song came from a very lonely place, and brought me to one of the most loved and supported moments of my lifetime.

“This achievement is completely beyond my means of comprehending right now so I’ll get back to you guys when I find more eloquent and compelling things to say. Right now my brain is a washing machine of emotion. On a very high cycle. I love you very much. (sic)”

The Him and I/Closer hitmaker also said that she was feeling a bit “confused” by the news and that she is going to “express herself” properly once it has sunk in. She wrote on Twitter: “i really need a sec to collect myself so i can properly express my gratitude…i’m so confused? and happy? thank you. (sic)”

Meanwhile, Grande’s thank u, next is now sat at number two in the Hot 100, with Post Malone and Swae Lee’s Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) placed at number three.

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