Ariana Grande’s brother is undeniably proud of the star for creating a big hit with such a “powerful” message.
Ariana’s latest single “Thank U, Next” is not your typical shout out from a pop-star to her exes. Instead of taking the opportunity to slam her past boyfriends and use the song as an ego boost to boast about how much better off she is without them, Ariana has done the opposite.
The song references her ex-partners but celebrates their positive traits. She says about the recently deceased Mac Miller: “Wish I could say thank you to Malcolm / ’cause he was an angel” and declares that she is “so f*****g grateful for my ex”.
We’re not the only ones who admire the pop sensation’s attitude towards love and loss. Her brother, Frankie Grande, has publicly expressed his pride hearing the track.
“I am unbelievably proud of my sister,” the other Grande proudly told E! News. “This project that she has been working on, it’s from the heart. If you listen to the lyrics… I sobbed and I cried the first time she played it for me.
He later added: “We are happy that she is happy, and the message is just so powerful. It’s helping other people, too. Like, she’s helping other people get through difficult times and difficult breakups. I think that that’s really the best part about this whole thing: being able to help another person.”
You can listen to the hot track here:
