2 Chainz tweeted that the show was “lit.”
The two artists later thanked each other openly on social media. “Love u @2chainz ? thanks for surprising boston w me #ruletheworld ?,” Grande wrote. 2 Chainz responded, “THIS SONG #ruletheworld HAS BEEN OUT FOR TWO WEEKS ??☝??? the show was lit !!! thank you @ArianaGrande thank you BOSTON #raporgototheleague out now !!!! Sincerely yours , Boston Toni
love u @2chainz ? thanks for surprising boston w me #ruletheworld ? pic.twitter.com/DydQ5DWnEo
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) March 21, 2019
THIS SONG #ruletheworld HAS BEEN OUT FOR TWO WEEKS ??☝??? the show was lit !!! thank you @ArianaGrande thank you BOSTON #raporgototheleague out now !!!! Sincerely yours , Boston Toni ?? pic.twitter.com/az6LeRezMf
— Tity Boi (2 Chainz) (@2chainz) March 21, 2019
There’s no word on what other tricks Grande may have up her sleeves for the remainder of her tour, but the singer has reportedly been paying tribute to her late ex-boyfriend Mac Miller before her shows begin by playing his tracks as fans wait for the show to start. The 25-year-old is also doing her part and using her tour as a way to get people registered to vote through her “#ThankUNextGen” campaign.
“Ariana has been very, very involved with this from day one,” HeadCount Director of Communications Aaron Ghitelman told Newsweek. The campaign will follow up with those who sign up and register, reminding them to vote. “It’s this hybrid field and digital thing where it’s not just what we capture live at the concert,” Ghitelman said. “It creates this open highway of sorts of communications and actions taken beyond the concert when the fan goes home.”
