Ariana Grande teases Thank U, the next album and the song after Pete Davidson Split

Ariana Grande sung about falling for now-ex Pete Davidson. It now looks like she's singing to get out of their failed relationship.

Saturday, the 25-year-old pop star tweeted a graphic that teased his new album and one of his 12 tracks, titled "Thank U, Next". She said that it was also the name of the whole record. She described the title song as "a bit the exact opposite" of his 2016 song "Knew Better" and says that it's about "a new chapter, gratitude, growth, embrace our way hurts everything. "

"No dragees … no shade ….. juice of love, gratitude, acceptance, honesty, forgiveness … and growth", she tweeted. "Because she's calling Ari …. n i am so good w thaaaat… not how she manages pain …. it's amazing – anyway …… thanks, next. "

"A song from Issa and an album … you'll have the song first", Ariana wrote.

Her too m said, "that's what happens when you write an album with your best friends, they dug up all your old sayings and it ends up becoming the title of the lmao album."

The day before, Ariana had tweeted the lyrics of what the fans supposed to be a new song, including the phrase "Thank u, next." She also tweeted the sentence Thursday while responding on Twitter to a SNL promo that shows Pete referencing their broken commitment. In the video, he jokingly proposes to the musical guest Maggie Rogers and when she refuses it, he says it's "0 for 3".

"For someone who claims to hate the relevance [you] Of course, I'd like it, huh, "tweeted Ariana, adding," Thanks, see you next time. "

Pete and Ariana canceled their engagement in October after a summer romance. In the middle of their relationship, she released a single titled "Pete Davidson", whose lyrics include, "The universe must have my back, fell from the sky on my lap / And I know you know you're my soulmate and all that. " The song ranked No. 99 on the American Singles Chart.

After breaking up, Ariana tweeted that it was "time to say goodbye to the internet for a little bit". However, she continued to publish on social media, where she promoted her appearances on television and recently announced a surprise tour. She also occasionally shed her heart and found the support of her fans.

"All that self-esteem on my face made me smile," she tweeted Friday. "I like to see your beautiful faces."

Pete does not like social media very much. He even removes his Instagram photos often. But like many comedians, he jokes about his personal life on stage. Pete had broken his silence about breaking up on stage at a comedy show in Los Angeles last month.

"Well, as you can see, I do not want to be here, there's a lot going on," he told the crowd. "Does anybody have open rooms? Are you looking for a roommate?"