Music News for Tuesday

ARIANA GRANDE & ‘SNL’S’ PETE DAVIDSON DATING?: Ariana Grande and SNL’s Pete Davidson are reportedly seeing each other. A source told People that the 24-year-old entertainer and 24-year-old comedian “just started” dating and “it’s very casual.” A second source also reportedly confirmed the pairing to the publication. “Ariana and [ex boyfriend Mac Miller] officially broke up right after Coachella weekend, but they ultimately struggled for a long time with their relationship, and it was basically over last year,” the source added about Ariana’s former relationship. Ariana and Pete have at least known each other since 2016 when she hosted SNL. They did a bit together in her opening monologue of that episode.

BTS VIDEO FOR ‘FAKE LOVE’ HAS BIGGEST 24-HOUR YOUTUBE DEBUT OF 2018: K-pop boy band BTS performed their new song “Fake Love” on the Billboard Music Awards to deafening cheers from fans in the crowd. Now, the video for the song is breaking records on YouTube. The video racked up 35.9 million views in one day, making it the biggest 24-hour video debut of 2018. The video dropped on May 18th and received a whopping 4.8 million views in just its first hour. The video also set a new record for most likes on YouTube in a single day, garnering 3.9 million likes on May 18th. “Fake Love” is now the third biggest 24-hour music video debut of all time, behind Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do,” which notched 43.2 million views in its first day, and PSY’s “Gentleman,” which received 36 million views.

CARLY RAE JEPSEN JOINS LOLLAPALOOZA LINEUP: Carly Rae Jepsen has been added to this year’s Lollapalooza lineup. The singer joins the festival after British singer Jessie Ware had to drop out due to “unforeseen circumstances.” Carly will take the Lake Shore Stage in Chicago’s Grant Park on August 4th. “See you in Chicago!” she tweeted Monday. Lollapalooza takes place from August 2-5. Headliners include Bruno Mars and The Weeknd. Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, Zedd, WALK THE MOON and James Bay are also on the bill this year.