Ariana Grande And Mac Miller Song
After news of Mac Miller's death surfaced online yesterday, many fans took to social media to blame Ariana Grande. Miller, 26, died of a suspected drug overdose. As you know, Grande and Miller dated for two years before calling it quits. Ariana Grande proved she has her late ex Mac Miller on her mind when she took to Instagram on Oct. 22 to post a sweet video of him smiling while wearing a tuxedo. Ariana Grande, 25, is missing her. Ariana Grande is in no way responsible for Mac Miller’s death, so stop blaming her. Mac Miller, 26-year-old rapper and Pittsburgh native, died of an apparent overdose on Friday. His death is a heartbreaking tragedy.
Miller and Grande dated for almost two years before officially breaking up earlier this spring. After the breakup, Grande began dating SNL‘s Pete Davidson — as everyone with internet access knows. After the breakup, Mac Miller fans blamed Grande because she moved on to Davidson. She was accused of “abandoning” Miller, with addiction, in his time of need after the rapper’s DUI in May. Mac Miller totalling his G wagon and getting a DUI after Ariana Grande dumped him for another dude after he poured his heart out on a ten song album to her called the divine feminine is just the most heartbreaking thing happening in Hollywood — Elijah Flint (@FlintElijah) If you weren’t already aware that a statement like that is complete and utter bullshit, let Ariana Grande herself explain to you that it is not the job of any woman or partner to endure or “fix” a toxic person and relationship. — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) “I am not a babysitter or a mother and no woman should feel like they need to be,” she wrote at the time. “I have cared for him and tried to support his sobriety (and always will of course) but shaming/blaming women for a man’s inability to keep his shit together is a very major problem.”.
On Sep 8, 2018 at 2:28pm PDT Since the news of his death broke, Grande has had to shut off her Instagram comments due to harassment and accusations hurling her way via trolls: I genuinely don't understand the human race. It's been like 30 minutes. CW: misogyny; racist slurs; general horribleness — ✨Ryan Khosravi✨ (@ryepastrami) Let’s get a couple of things straight here. One, Mac Miller was an adult. He was responsible for himself, his decisions, and his life. He was also incredibly accomplished at a young age, super talented, and should be remembered for those things —. Not for being Ariana Grande’s “ex” and most definitely not for being her project or responsibility.
Thankfully, plenty of people are offering similar thoughts and support. Mac Miller's death is a tragedy, and the blame directed at Ariana Grande is sick. We blame women for what happens to their exes because we see them as their partners' caretakers, not their equals. We tell men with troubled exes they 'dodged a bullet' or 'got out while they could' — Hayley MacMillen (@hlmacmillen) There are actually people threatening to incite violence at ’s next show and I just- What kind of vile, despicable, sick f.ck of a human being to you have to be to make that kind of threat to someone who’s been through what she’s already been through?! I’m disgusted — KIRA (@kirakosarin) Ariana Grande had to turn off her Instagram comments because of the vast amount of people blaming her for Mac Miller's death.
Ariana Grande With Fans
Fucking heartbreaking. When the hell is society going to stop shifting the blame onto women?? — Ariana Dorshkind (@Arianadorsh) Implying Ariana Grande worthy of harassment because she broke up with Miller and moved on with her life is an incredibly dangerous narrative to spread. It just continues the misogynistic notion that women should feel responsible for their partner’s self-destructive behavior, or that they’re a “failure” for not being able to “fix” a man. If she felt their relationship was toxic, she did the right thing in leaving it.
That in no way diminishes what they had together or her feelings about him. She’s grieving. The world lost a young, talented presence due to the heartbreaking tragedy of addiction.
Ariana Grande Transvestigation
Let’s make the story about that, please.