Her tweet read: “we will do our best to ensure this doesn’t happen again. proud of u all for not fighting / engaging violently.” [sic]

This isn’t Grande’s first rodeo when it comes to standing up for what she believes in: for the Sweetener tour, she partnered with HeadCount, a voter registration organisation, to encourage political participation from her young fans.

And, weeks after the Manchester bombings at her concert in 2017, Grande returned to the city to host the One Love fundraising concert that raised over £10 million for the victims and their families.

She’s also spoken out about mental health issues as she suffered PTSD after the attacks and the effect of grief after the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller, and she’s the queen of using her voice on twitter, even calling out professional troll Piers Morgan’s BS.

So thank you, Ariana Grande, for consistently reminding us there are good people who are willing to fight for others in this very, very shambolic world.

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