Troye Sivan, the ‘Rush’ hitmaker, has expressed his desire to collaborate with pop superstar Ariana Grande “for the rest of my life.” Sivan and Grande, who share a close friendship, have previously released two tracks together, ‘Supernatural’ and ‘Dance To This.’ Additionally, Sivan made a notable appearance in Grande’s iconic ‘Thank U, Next’ music video.
Speaking at Magnum’s Cannes Party as part of their Wherever Pleasure Takes You campaign, Sivan stated, “I want to collaborate with Ariana Grande for the rest of my life … I think she’s like the dream collaboration.”
Sivan, who recently partnered with the ice cream brand to release three new remixes of his track ‘Honey,’ has often praised Grande. In a feature for TIME magazine, he described her as the “most real person” he has ever met, despite the immense challenges she has faced.
“Through just about the craziest storms and whirlwinds I can imagine, Ariana Grande remains the most real person I’ve met. I’ve always thought the world is privy to actual, genuine emotion—be it heartbreak, empathy, generosity, resilience, strength—and I believe that’s exactly why the world keeps falling deeper in love with Ariana,” Sivan wrote.
He continued, “When I, like so many, have been inspired by that resilience, love, care, and heart in someone I’m lucky to call my friend.”
Sivan’s admiration for Grande and their mutual respect suggest that fans may look forward to more collaborations from the duo in the future.
