Twitter Has So Much To Say About Ariana & Justin's New Music Video

While most live events and concerts planned for 2020 have been postponed or canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, artists have been finding ways to entertain their fans from the comfort of their homes. Whether hosting virtual benefit concerts or releasing surprise songs, there's been no shortage of music magic over the past few months. Most recently, it's Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande who gave fans exactly what they wanted. These tweets about Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande's "Stuck With U" show how thankful fans are for the new tune.

Bieber and Grande teased their big news via Twitter on Thursday, April 30. "Special announcement tomorrow at 10 am pst ..." Bieber tweeted, without mentioning Grande. The next day, Bieber and Grande posted about their new song "Stuck With U" and teased the song's instrumental, asking fans to send in clips of themselves dancing to it for the music video.

Grande revealed the "proceeds from the streams and sales of" their song will go to two extremely important causes. The first being 1st Responders Children’s Foundation, which works to ensure "children of First Responders receive necessary resources to help them thrive." The second organization is Scooter Braun's projects.

While Beliebers and Arianators may have to wait months to see either of them perform in person, this new collab between Bieber and Grande will definitely hold fans over until then.

Check out the adorable music video below.

Now, here's what fans are saying about it on Twitter. (Hint: Many are ALL about the romantic moment between Grande and Dalton Gomez at the end.)

It's easy to see that fans are 100% pleased with Grande and Bieber's bop, and there are two major takeaways that many people pointed out. The first being that the song was definitely worth the wait, and the second is that the tune is an absolute quarantine mood that'll be on repeat for weeks to come.

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