Ariana Grande fans lashed out so hard at Pharrell Williams over his contributions to the pop star's new album, "Sweetener," that his name was trending on Twitter Friday morning.
The "Happy" singer produced six songs on the 15-track album and sings on one, but Grande's fans just aren't having it. Sure, he's got some defenders out there, but majority rule is that Pharrell "ruined" the album, which garnered unflattering descriptions including "bland" and "a mess."
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View Story"Pharrell please stop being inspired by the sounds of Samsung dishwashers," one listener tweeted, topping the list of our favorite savage AF reactions to the album.
Grande's fans seemed to very much prefer the tracks produced by Max Martin and Ilya, who worked on her 2016 album "Dangerous Woman," and hoped Pharrell's unsatisfactory work on "Sweetener" would discourage of pop divas from collaborating with him.
Read on to see the savage reactions flooding Twitter on #NewMusicFriday below:
SWEETENER IS CATCHY AF BUT PHARRELL'S SHEESHES I CANT 😂😂😂😭😭😭
@Blazed_Boca
Pharrell is a shitty music producer. PERIOD
@reputationx1989
max martin > pharrell pic.twitter.com/U0DqCXyYtZ
@wildestkings
Pharrell's production is just so bland. Him and Ariana are not a match. She should've just let Max Martin do this entire project.
@seangarrette
Good morning to everyone except for Pharrell who absolutely ruined Sweetener.
@ThePapiAl
You ruines all! Bye! Please don't work more with Ari! 🤮
@strangerX01
The production of sweetener is a mess! Pharrell truly has lost his touch pic.twitter.com/F4aCDupxlS
@BaddieKaif
how do we get sweetener deluxe with a remake of the first half of the album without pharrell's production
@CMONPUDDlN
Pharrell inserting himself on a perfectly good song: pic.twitter.com/Vxlk1YVTIv
@YoungBossquiat
Ari what the fuck? You give us a masterpiece that is Dangerous Woman and release this shit? WHERE ARE THE VOCALS? I am so upset. Pharrell should've just sat there and ate his food. pic.twitter.com/yETAhQy9Fk
@Aarontymlopez
If Sweetener has taught me anything, it's that she should never ever work with Pharrell again.. pic.twitter.com/Su4tSsD8rK
@MrAmor96
Me talking to Blazed by Ariana Ft. Pharrell 💀😳 pic.twitter.com/JEuQyA1N5S
@RoarlikeSwift
I completely blame @Pharrell for sweetener failure. Ariana had no contributions in making and producing the whole album. She just sings the songs. So we cannot blame her.
@reputationx1989
Pop girls, don't let Pharrell Williams touch your songs or albums. Take note 📝
Ariana and Pharrell writing sweetener in the studio pic.twitter.com/bbAvVfSCDI
@eleminated
Good morning to everybody except for @Pharrell
@derr1ckwg
Could do with 80% less Pharrell screeching but otherwise great
@RyneIsMean
POPSTARS NEED TO 👏🏼STOP👏🏼WORKING👏🏼 WITH👏🏼 PHARRELL👏🏼👏🏼WILLIAMS👏🏼🆘👏🏼
@abrahahahaham
that being said, @ Pharrell please stop being inspired by the sounds of Samsung dishwashers when the cycle is up and learn to E D I T my dude
@taber
me to pharrell after hearing sweetener pic.twitter.com/bvFxcTWfxn
@ThaWhiplash
So much Pharrell production on #sweetener 👎🏽👎🏽 pic.twitter.com/XpXArmCBWg
@Jay_Roque
ariana choosing pharrell to produce sweetener is probably the worst decision she has ever made.... girl....... pic.twitter.com/JvzoHznxZK
@arcticmokney
But in all fairness, some people DID dig his work.
pharrell on blazed might be the greatest thing that's ever happened to me
@xomeljoy
after 3 entire rotations, ima let sweetener breathe for the night before i OD. final thoughts; it was a fresh new sound that suited her perfectly, pharrell did an amazing job producing it, all bops n her vocals were powerful. overall 10/10 album that truly deserves a grammy 🍬💞
@bossassbutera
stans are just gonna have to deal with this album not being predominantly pop, a lot of pharrell's stuff is gonna have an r&b flare to it... and i'm happy pic.twitter.com/WAlYf479Ce
@dagoodshit
@ArianaGrande needs to work with @Pharrell from now because #Sweetener is GOING IN!!
@TheGiftOfJAB
"Sweetener" is out now.