Ariana Grande feels empowered after paying tribute to Thank U, Next

Nobody knows Ariana Grande better than his brother, Frankie Grande.

E! News caught by self-proclaimed social media mogul Sunday through Thursdaye girl in the spider web first, where he sang the praises of his sister after the release of his single, "thank you, then."

"I am incredibly proud of my sister.This project on which she works was inspired by the heart.If you listen to the lyrics … I cried and cried the first time that" she was playing it for me.When she said, "I met someone else / and she called Ari," I told her cried because it's a message of self-love! "Frankie, 35, explained. "And if you do not put yourself in the foreground, no other relationship counts, and no other relationship will work.How to hear that being said is so beautiful."

After pouring her heart into the song, Ariana feels "empowered," Frankie added. "She is so, incredibly happy," he told E! New. "She is also delighted with the reception of the song."

Ariana surprised the fans and gave up "thank you", shortly before her former fiancée, Pete Davidson, discussed their broken commitment on Saturday Night Live"Weekend Update". He lost his name in the song with other ex Ricky Alvarez, Mac Miller and Big Sean.

"Oh, Ariana is slaughtering!" Said Frankie. "She dies!"

Ricky has already shown his support for "Thank u, next" on Instagram, after Ariana informed one of her fans that she had been playing for him and Big Sean before his exit. While Frankie had not seen what Pete had said SNL about his break with the 25-year-old pop star, the vlogger told E! News: "We are happy that she is happy and the message is so powerful, it also helps others, for example, helping other people through difficult times and difficult breaks! Is really what is best at all: being able to help another person. "