“Thank u, next” is definitely what Ariana Grande would like to say to the Recording Academy. The songstress, 25, went on a Twitter rant during the Grammys on Sunday, February 10, after Cardi B took home the award for Best Rap Album over Ari’s late ex Mac Miller. But don’t freak out just yet! Shortly after, the “7 rings” singer left some love on the Invasion of Privacy rapper’s Instagram to immediately squash feud rumors. Watch the video above to see what she wrote and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel. “WE WON A F***** GRAMMY,” Cardi captioned her post, which featured a screenshot of Us Weekly’s article titled “Mac Miller’s Family is ‘Rooting for Cardi B’ If He Doesn’t Win at the Grammys.” While most people thought the Pittsburgh native would come out on top, the “I Like It” singer took home the top prize for her album while making history as the first female solo artist to win the category. Getty Images (2) In now-deleted tweets, Ari wrote things like “f–k,” “trash” and “bulls–t” during Cardi’s acceptance speech, but once she realized fans assumed she was showing hate toward the “Money” artist, she quickly explained that her comments had “nothing to do with Cardi,” and basically everything to do with the Grammys. When a fan expressed frustration and tweeted, “Y’all invited Mac’s parents out and you didn’t give him an award. Are y’all DUMB?” Ariana quickly responded, “This. This is what I meant. Karen was gonna have a green suit made,” clarifying to all Arianators what she was referring to in her prior tweets. Mac, who died from an accidental drug overdose in September 2018, was nominated for Best Rap Album for Swimming, which unfortunately was his fifth and final studio album. On the bright side, the pop sensation did take home Best Pop Vocal Album for Sweetener, an award she deserved. Win or lose, we love that Ariana will always have Mac’s back.<doc-sep>Celeb obsessed? Get a daily dose of showbiz gossip direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Cardi B has returned to Instagram following a brief hiatus because of the her high-profile fall out with Ariana Grance. The 26-year-old deactivated her account after she was targeted by trolls following her Grammy win on Sunday. She became the first solo female to win best rap album thanks to her debut effort Invasion Of Privacy, but reacted angrily to fans saying it was undeserved. Pop singer Ariana Grande was the highest profile objector to Cardi B's win, hitting out on Twitter after her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller was overlooked, following his death. Ariana first tweeted 'trash,' followed up by 'f***' and then 'bull****' in a third tweet. During the lengthy rant, Cardi said: "I f***ing worked my ass off, locked myself in the studio for three months, didn’t go to sleep in my own bed, sometimes for four days straight – pregnant!” (Image: INSTAGRAM) After posting an expletive-filled video, Cardi B deleted her Instagram . However, her absence proved to be fleeting and she returned to the social media site on Wednesday with news of a new track with Bruno Mars. She said: "Okay so I'm back from retirement to announce I have a brand new song coming out Friday at midnight with @brunomars." Along with the message, Cardi B shared an image to accompany the new song, showing her and Mars standing facing each other. (Image: Instagram) The Bronx-born Cardi B, real name Belcalis Almanzar, won the best rap album Grammy ahead of genre heavyweights Pusha T and Travis Scott, who were nominated for Daytona and Astroworld respectively. Swimming by the late Mac Miller and Victory Lap by Nipsey Hussle were also nominated. Invasion Of Privacy, released in April last year, contains the hit songs Bodak Yellow, Be Careful and I Like It. During her acceptance speech, Cardi B thanked her husband, the Migos rapper Offset, and the couple's seven-month-old daughter, Kulture.<doc-sep>Cardi B has taken to social media sharing her Grammy award with late rapper Mac Miller, following a now-deleted Twitter rant by his ex Ariana Grande. In an Instagram video taken after winning Best Rap Album, Cardi B listed off a number of people to thank, before paying tribute to Miller, who died of an accidental drug overdose last year. "You wanna know something? "I read an article that Mac Miller's family said that if you don't win, they wanted me to win so I'm sharing this Grammy with you, mother**ker," she said. "Rest in peace! And thank you, everybody." The 'Bodak Yellow' rapper also shared the US Weekly article in question, in which a source close to Miller's family claimed they were "rooting" for Cardi B in case he was passed over for the award. "WE WON A F**KIN GRAMMY," she captioned the post. Following the award announcement, Miller's ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande took to Twitter to express her outrage, writing "trash" and "literal bullshit," before deleting the tweets. The 25-year-old pop star, who dated Miller for around two years, later clarified that her comments were not directed at Cardi B. "Nothing to do w [sic] her," she replied to a fan. "Good for her. I promise. I'm sorry." Grande appears to have been upset that Miller's grieving parents Karen Meyer and Mark McCormick were invited to attend the ceremony despite the fact he did not win. "THEY INVITED HIS PARENTS OUT. NO," she tweeted. Newshub.<doc-sep>BuzzFeed Bring Me Obsessed with travel? 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Cardi B had one hell of a night at the Grammys, to say the least. In addition to turning heads in a Disney-esque shell-like gown, the 26-year-old rapper took home her first Grammy for best rap album for Invasion of Privacy and made history as the first female solo artist to ever win in that category (Lauryn Hill was the last woman to win with The Fugees in 1996). The late Mac Miller was also among the nominees for his fifth and final album, Swimming, and Cardi made sure to thank him after the Grammys invited his parents to the show. "I read an article that Mac Miller's family said that if he don't win, they want me to win," Cardi said in an Instagram video. "So I'm sharing this Grammy with you." Even though Mac did not win, he was honored during the in memoriam segment. Still, this did not go over well with Mac's ex Ariana Grande. Following Cardi's win, Ariana tweeted and quickly deleted "trash," "f*ck," and "literal bullsh*t." Given that she's friends with Nicki Minaj, fans immediately assumed she was throwing shade at Cardi (you know, because she and Nicki have beef), but Ariana later clarified that it had "nothing to do with her." "She's not [trash] at all and that's not what I meant and u know that," she tweeted. In another now-deleted tweet, Ariana explained that she was "very upset" that Mac lost after the Grammys invited his parents to the show. "This. This is what I meant. Karen was gonna have a green suit made," Ariana wrote in response to a tweet about Mac's mom. All of Ariana's tweets relating to the incident have since been deleted. Mac passed away last September from an accidental drug overdose. He was 26.