Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber defend allegation made by 6ix9ine on 'Stuck with U'

Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber collaborated for a charity single, Stuck with U. It was released on May 8, 2020, and debuted atop Billboard Hot 100. After song's success, rapper 6ix9ine accused artists of cheating, saying that y bought number one spot. 6ix9ine’s track Gooba, which was out on same date was at third spot. w Grande and Justin defended mselves, rubbishing rapper’s claim. Read to kw more.

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Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber rubbish 6ix9ine’s cheating allegation

Ariana Grande has recently shared a long post on her social media handles. She firstly thanked fans for success of track. n she talked about allegations made by 6ix9ine.

Her caption read, “thank u to everybody who supported this song, this cause and made this happen. we love uuuuu so much. 🤍 re’s so much to celebrate today. 🤍 however, i would like to say a few things. anyone who kws me or has followed me for a while kws that numbers aren’t driving force in anything i do. i’m grateful to sing. grateful to have people who want to listen. grateful to even be here at all. i didn’t have a number one for first five years of my career and it didn’t upset me at all because from bottom of my heart, music is everything to me. my fans are everything to me. i promise i couldn’t ask for ar f**king thing. so with this celebration today, i would like to address a few things which i don’t usually do (i don’t give my energy to drama or strange accusations rmally but this has gone a little too far)...my fans bought song. JUSTIN’S fans bought song. OUR fans bought this song (never more than four copies each, AS RULES STATE). y are ride or die morf**kers and i thank god every day that i have m in my life. t just when y fight for us to win (even when i ask m t to as i did this week) but because y’re some of greatest people i kw. sales count for more than streams. u can t discredit this as hard as u try. to anybody that is displeased with ir placement on chart this week or who is spending ir time racking ir brain thinking of as many ways as y can to discredit hardworking women (and only women for some reason.....), i ask u to take a moment to humble yourself. be grateful you’re even here. that people want to listen to u at all. it’s a blessed position to be in. i’ve had a lot of “almost number ones” in my career and i never said a goddamn thing because I FEEL GRATEFUL TO EVEN BE HERE. TO WANT TO BE HEARD AT ALL .... and you should feel that way too. congratulations to all my talented ass peers in top ten this week. even number 3. 🥰 and thank u to @billboard for this hor. and thank u to everybody who helped us raise a lot of money for a very important cause this week. love u all a lot."

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On or hand, Justin Bieber addressed issue on his Instagram story. He shared a te in which artist mentioned to t discredit ir fan base with false information. As 6ix9ine largely accused Ariana Grande, Bieber came to her defence saying that his name should also be taken as it is ir song. Take a look at his te.

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feud started when 6ix9ine, in a video, told his followers that Stuck with U singers have purchased half units of songs' sold units. He mentioned that y did it by using six credit cards and when his team asked Billboard y refused to disclose information. rapper stated that “this is what se artists do. And It’s t fair.” Check out his video below.

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Stuck with U marks third time when Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber debuted at number one on chart. With that, y created a history of having three number debut songs on Hot 100 and joined Mariah Carey and Drake. All net proceeds from track will be donated to "First Responders Children's Foundation." amount will fund scholarships of children of frontline workers whose lives have been affected by coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic.