Ariana Grande honours Manchester bomb victims

Ariana Grande drops her fourth studio album, Sweetener, and pays tribute to fans who lost their lives after her Manchester Arena concert in May last year.

Just hours after being released, and charting in 90 countries on iTunes, Miss Grande’s latest album has already been described as perfection.

While the title could be a reference to her sweet and polite personality, the album takes listeners on a journey of her recovering and finding her light after the tragic terrorist attack left her “upside down,” as she once described it.

The bombing claimed the lives of 22 fans and injured many during her Dangerous Woman Tour. The former Disney star said that, as a person who suffers severe anxiety, her anxiety attacks felt “physical.”

Amongst the tracks that pay tribute to the Manchester bombing causalities, the most notable is the last on the album, titled Get Well Soon, where the No Tears Left To Cry singer added 40 seconds of silence to honour the victims.

.@ArianaGrande added 40 seconds of silence at the end of the #Sweetener closing track, “Get Well Soon,” to honor the Manchester victims. pic.twitter.com/IXHntcMpSa

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 17, 2018

the fact ariana honoured the Manchester victims in get well soon allowing a moment of silence until it was 5 minutes 22 seconds long, I just don’t have the words right now. she has my entire heart. @ArianaGrande you’re an angel ♡ #Sweetener

— chelsea (@Chelseaxphelps) August 17, 2018

The fact Ariana left get well soon silent for 40 seconds at the end to pay respect to the Manchester victims so the song is 5:22 long reminds why I love her so much.

Ariana really has helped me so much dealing with it over the last year, it’s little things like this that help

— hannah🐝 (@ljphoying) August 17, 2018

To listen to the Sweetener album, follow this link.