Halsey has some major apologizing to do.
After the singer fired back at a less-than-positive review about her new album, "Manic," she inadvertently tweeted out a terrible joke about 9/11...
Halsey has some major apologizing to do.
After the singer fired back at a less-than-positive review about her new album, "Manic," she inadvertently tweeted out a terrible joke about 9/11...
It's the third full-length album for the singer who first came upon the scene in 2015 with her head-boppin' singles, "Ghost" and "Bad at Love."
She's even collaborated with some of the biggest stars out there, including Khalid and The Chainsmokers.
Featuring six singles that are already out and 10 original tracks, the album shows a more vulnerable side to the 25-year-old singer.
This impressive list includes Canadian pop star Alanis Morissette, Suga from BTS, and Chad Smith from Red Hot Chili Peppers.
There's even a surprise appearance in one of the songs by her good friend John Mayer!
“I feel like you guys have really given me the chance this year to express myself more and be myself in a way that I don’t know.”
Pitchfork for example, shared a negative review for the album, rating it 6.5 stars out of 10.
Which, everyone is technically entitled to their own opinion, right?
Contributing Editor Rawiya Kameir even referred to it as the "amorphous, chameleonic pop I’ve come to associate with sitting miserably in the backseat of a Lyft."
Poor Halsey. She has a tendency to end up in the news because of her Twitter.
But this is where things got reallllllyy awkward.
What Halsey didn't realize when she hit send, though, is that Pitchfork is located inside the One World Trade Center in New York City.
This is the skyscraper that was built after the Twin Towers collapsed from a terrorist attack on September 11.
"Pitchfork: the album is good, not great
Halsey: they should have another 9/11," another tweeted.
It prompted this fan to bring up the fact that Halsey is set to perform on this week's episode of SNL:
"Halsey accidentally saying she wants the One World Trade Center to collapse just days before she’s on SNL is just chefs kiss."
"ABSOLUTELY deleted it upon realizing this," she wrote. "Was just trying to make a joke! Intended zero harm."
She concluded her tweet with this: "Clearly a misunderstanding," along with a heart.
They had to be total manics (get it?) to think that she was implying that.
Plus, she got some serious press for her new album.
All press is good press, right?