Ariana Grande's New Album Pays Tribute to Manchester Victims
- 6 years ago
Ariana Grande's New Album Pays Tribute to Manchester Victims Ariana Grande's new album, "Sweetener,"
has already received tons of praise. But now that fans are learning of
her touching tribute to the Manchester Attack victims, people are in awe of the album even more. On May 22, 2017, a suicide bomber left 23 people dead and 139 injured at the Manchester Arena in England, where Grande was performing. The 25-year-old singer has already
done whatever she could to show support
to the victims and their families, including
hospital visits and a benefit concert. On her new album, "Sweetener," she's
taken her support one step further by paying
tribute to the victims on the album's last song. "Get Well Soon" has 40 seconds of silence
at the end of the song, bringing the track length
to 5:22, commemorating the date of the attack. Fans all over social media have been touched by Grande's beautiful tribute.
has already received tons of praise. But now that fans are learning of
her touching tribute to the Manchester Attack victims, people are in awe of the album even more. On May 22, 2017, a suicide bomber left 23 people dead and 139 injured at the Manchester Arena in England, where Grande was performing. The 25-year-old singer has already
done whatever she could to show support
to the victims and their families, including
hospital visits and a benefit concert. On her new album, "Sweetener," she's
taken her support one step further by paying
tribute to the victims on the album's last song. "Get Well Soon" has 40 seconds of silence
at the end of the song, bringing the track length
to 5:22, commemorating the date of the attack. Fans all over social media have been touched by Grande's beautiful tribute.