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Pete Davidson Opened Up About His Breakup With Ariana Grande on 'SNL'


Saturday night was a big night for Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson fans. First, Grande dropped a new single titled, thank u, next that namechecks all her exes. And, at the exact same time, Davidson took to the Weekend Update news desk at SNL to address the breakup once more.

Throughout this season of SNL, Davidson has been rather vocal about his whirlwind romance with Grande. Just a few short weeks ago while making an appearance on “Weekend Update,” Davidson shared with co-hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che that the entire thing felt like a dream come true. “Do you remember when that whole city pretended that kid was Batman because he was, like, sick? That’s what this feels like.” he joked.

And earlier this week, Davidson poked a bit of fun at himself during a promo for the show. In it, Davidson turned to this week’s musical guest Maggie Rogers and asked, “Hey Maggie, I’m Pete. Do you wanna get married?” She promptly replied, “no.” Davidson huffed before adding that he was “zero for three.” (Grande didn’t exactly seem happy about this.)

Though many people might have been dreading some awkward jokes about the breakup on Saturday night’s “Weekend Update”, that’s not what happened. Instead, Davidson came on to review—and laugh at—a few candidates running for office around the country. But, just before ending his segment, Davidson took about 20 seconds to address the breakup elephant in the room.

“The last thing I will say is I know some of you are curious about the breakup, but the truth is it’s nobody’s business,” Davidson said. “Sometimes things just don’t work out, and that’s okay. She’s a wonderful, strong person, and I genuinely wish her all the happiness in the world.” Before going off screen Davidson added, “It’s a good song,” though it remains unclear if he’s talking about Grande’s latest single—dropped right as the episode aired—or her previous song, Pete Davidson.

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Now, hopefully, these two — and the entire world — can start moving on with their lives.

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Ariana Grande Dropped Post-Breakup Song 'Thank U, Next' About Pete Davidson and Her Exes


Ariana Grande has been dangling a new album in front of us since Thursday—including the name of it (thank u, next), what appeared to be some lyrics, and a clue that it was definitely going to address her breakup with Pete Davidson.

Of course, breakups make for some of songwriters’ best material, so it wasn’t entirely surprising she’d get to work on some powerful, relevant material. But what is a shock is just how quickly she’s managed to turn the songs around: She dropped a single from it on Saturday night—right as SNL, featuring Davidson as cast member, went on air. The devil works fast, but Grande works faster, it seems.

She teased the song shortly before tweeting it:

Finally, the drop came in the form of a tweet with a link to the song. You can listen to it on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, YouTube, and pretty much everywhere else; she was very thorough.

Listen to it below:

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In the song, she namechecks each of her exes—including Davidson—but nothing about it scathing. Rather than dragging them (something she said she wouldn’t do), she calls them out by naming what she’s thankful about from each of their relationships and how it helped her grow as a person.

Thought I’d end up with Sean
But he wasn’t a match
Wrote some songs about Ricky
Now I listen and laugh
Even almost got married
And for Pete, I’m so thankful
Wish I could say, “Thank you” to Malcolm
‘Cause he was an angel

One taught me love
One taught me patience
And one taught me pain
Now, I’m so amazing
I’ve loved and I’ve lost
But that’s not what I see
So, look what I got
Look what you taught me
And for that, I say

Thank you, next (Next)
Thank you, next (Next)
Thank you, next
I’m so fuckin’ grateful for my ex
Thank you, next (Next)
Thank you, next (Next)
Thank you, next (Next)
I’m so fuckin’—

Grande’s also been coping with the unexpected death of her ex Mac Miller, which happened a few weeks before she and Davidson broke up. This song sounds like a healthy way to be working through all of that. Plus, there’s quite a bit of empowering self-love tucked into the words:

Spend more time with my friends
I ain’t worried ’bout nothin’
Plus, I met someone else
We havin’ better discussions
I know they say I move on too fast
But this one gon’ last
‘Cause her name is Ari
And I’m so good with that (So good with that)

She taught me love (Love)
She taught me patience (Patience)
And she handles pain (Pain)
That shit’s amazing (Yeah, she’s amazing)
I’ve loved and I’ve lost (Yeah, yeah)
But that’s not what I see (Yeah, yeah)
Just look what I’ve found (Yeah, yeah)
Ain’t no need for searching, and for that, I say

Queen.

She ends the song by looking at her parents’ own relationship—and saying that if she gets married, she’s only going to do it once.

One day I’ll walk down the aisle
Holding hands with my mama
I’ll be thanking my dad
‘Cause she grew from the drama
Only wanna do it once, real bad
Gon’ make that shit last
God forbid something happens
Least this song is a smash (Song is a smash)

I’ve got so much love (Love)
Got so much patience (Patience)
I’ve learned from the pain (Pain)
I turned out amazing (Turned out amazing)
I’ve loved and I’ve lost (Yeah, yeah)
But that’s not what I see (Yeah, yeah)
Just look what I’ve found (Yeah, yeah)
Ain’t no need for searching
And for that, I’ll say

Fans, naturally were all about it:

Safe to say, we’re all waiting for when the rest of the album drops—but, Ari, try to get some sleep too, please.

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Ariana Grande Hinted How Her New Album Will Address Her Relationship With Pete Davidson


Few things can inspire bops quite like a breakup, even though Ariana Grande’s Sweetener album dropped less than three months ago, the singer is already teasing her next album on Twitter. On Saturday morning, Grande confirmed that she’s working on her next album, which she says will be titled Thank U, Next.

The exciting news comes after Grande first used the aforementioned phrase in tweets that might’ve been in response to a joke made by her ex-fiance Pete Davidson in an SNL promo clip.

The God Is a Woman singer first hinted that she has a fifth album in the works back on October 24, but we learned a lot more about it thanks to Grande’s morning tweet sesh. She also hinted that, while the album might reference her breakup with Davidson, she won’t be “dragging” him.

The album’s title was thanks to her best friend, Victoria Monet.

She’s learned a lot from her relationship with Pete Davidson—at least according to her tweet below (reads like song lyrics, no?).

It also sounds like it’s going to be just as empowering as her incredible “God Is a Woman” track from earlier this year.

The album will also feature Ariana and only Ariana, letting her take center stage.

Thank U, Next’s release date is unclear for now. Until then, we’ll be here anxiously refreshing Grande’s Twitter feed and waiting for the Sweetener world tour to start.

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Here's Why 'Saturday Night Live' Reportedly Nixed Pete Davidson's Ariana Grande Breakup Sketch


Following Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande breakup last month, the comedian’s been using their whirlwind relationship as material. First, he broke his silence during an October 20 set, when he said he’s in the process of covering up his Grande-related tattoos and ended it saying he was looking for a roommate after he moved out of the $16 million apartment he and Grande shared. Most recently, he made fun of his short engagement in a clip promoting tonight’s Saturday Night Live with musical guest Maggie Rogers and host Jonah Hill.

Even though Davidson doesn’t mention Grande or his other ex-girlfriend Cazzie David by name, the jab at his past failed relationships got the attention of many Grande fans and even prompted a reaction from the singer herself. She responded to his jokes in a now-deleted tweet, writing, “for somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh.”

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It seems like someone definitely saw the tweets—and thought they were directed at Davidson: According to TMZ, SNL has reportedly nixed a sketch Davidson wrote about their relationship that was expected to air tonight. A source told TMZ that after Davidson learned his ex-girlfriend was upset he “didn’t want to go through with it” anymore. Lorne Michaels, executive producer of SNL, signed off on his decision, the site reports.

Who knows when either of them will tweet, joke, or speak out next—but at least Grande-and-Davidson shippers can rest easy tonight.

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Did Ariana Grande Just Tweet New Lyrics or Another Shady Thing About Pete Davidson?


Ariana Grande set the Internet ablaze last night, November 1, after she posted a series of tweets seemingly about her split from Pete Davidson. “For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh,” she wrote in a since-deleted message. (This appears to be a response to the joke Davidson made in a new Saturday Night Live promo in which he proposes to musical guest Maggie Rogers.) The Sweetener singer also tweeted the phrase “thank u next,” which, at first, reads like a kiss-off to Davidson but might actually be the title of a new song.

The evidence? A new string of tweets Grande posted on Friday, November 2. “got so much love….. got so much patience….. i’ve learnt from the pain …. and turnt out amazin…. say i’ve loved and i’ve lost….. but that’s not what i see cause look what i got…. look what u taught me,” she wrote in one post before following up with “cause look what i found …. ain’t no need for searching and for that i say…. thank u, next” and then simply “and for that i say ……. thank u, next.”

Not only do these words read like song lyrics, Genius already has a page dedicated to a new track by Grande called “Thank U, Next.” Pair this with the fact Grande’s fans are flooding her mentions with pleas to “release the damn song,”, and it appears a new era of music might be upon us.

See the fan reactions for yourself, below:

Given last night’s events, though, it’s not far-fetched to think these posts could also be directed at Davidson. Fans also responded to Grande’s mysterious tweets with messages of encouragement. “u are gettin stronger ari, we ♡ u so much more than u’ve eva kno. we will always be here no matter what, i love this n its betta u r motivated by this, ♡ u,” one person wrote.

My guess? These tweets are song lyrics that were no doubt partially inspired by Grande’s relationship with Davidson. Of course, we won’t know anything for sure until Grande says something—but if “Thank U, Next” is a song, let’s hope it’s a bop.

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Why Does Pete Davidson Keep Making Jokes About His Breakup With Ariana Grande?


Pete Davidson can’t stop, won’t stop making jokes about his breakup with Ariana Grande. On the one hand, this shouldn’t surprise people: He’s a comedian on Saturday Night Live, after all, and has a history of saying things that aren’t the most appropriate. But the fact he’s being so casual about this high-profile uncoupling is a bit perplexing considering how intense they were just a few weeks ago.

He reportedly first broke his silence on Grande while performing at a Los Angeles benefit on Saturday, October 20. “Um, I’ve been covering a bunch of tattoos; that’s fun,” Davidson said, nodding to all the couple tats he and Grande received during their whirlwind relationship. “I’m fucking 0 for 2 in the tattoo [department].”

Davidson allegedly ended this set with a joke about needing a new roommate now that he’s moved out of the $16 million apartment Grande bought for them. “Does anybody have any open rooms? Looking for a roommate?” he said, according to E! News.

He’s at it again this week. One of the promos for this weekend’s Saturday Night Live features Davidson making a quip about his short-lived engagement to Grande. In the 40-second video, which we included below, Davidson asks musical guest Maggie Rogers to marry him, and she curtly responds “No.” “0 for 3,” Davidson then remarks, a not-so-subtle jab at his relationship track record. (He seriously dated Cazzie David for two years before starting things with Grande.)

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The video rubbed many people the wrong way—including Grande, who posted a few pointed tweets shortly after it went live. “For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh,” she wrote.

So what gives? Why is Davidson making all these jokes even though it’s clearly upsetting Grande, not to mention her legion of fans? One source tells Entertainment Tonight that he’s using humor as a defense mechanism. “His friends think he is embarrassed by the breakup and that he has to overcompensate by making jokes about their relationship, because, days before they split, he was saying they would never break up,” the source revealed.

But another source directly contradicts this and says Davidson isn’t embarrassed about anything. “He’s obviously hurt it didn’t work out but is doing his best to move on. Anyone would be hurt after an engagement was broken off,” they said. “Pete joked about him and Ariana [when they were together]. So joking about breaking up and their relationship is not new.”

I don’t personally know Pete Davidson or Ariana Grande, so offering legitimate suggestions for how they should navigate their breakup feels silly. I mean, this is a union that featured baby pigs and “Honest to God Knock Me Out” tattoos and approximately 9,000 bean bags; it’s far beyond the understanding of us mere mortals. There’s a song on Grande’s album literally called “Pete Davidson.” Your guess for what these two should do about this messy situation is as good as mine.

That being said, a good first step might be to…not say anything for a while. Grande has since deleted her shady tweets, which suggests she might not be ready to talk about the breakup. Davidson should probably follow suit—out of respect for her and, ya know, Piggy Smalls. Think of the pig, Pete!

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