Halsey responds to backlash after unintentional One World Trade Center joke
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Halsey is speaking up about recent backlash from fans.
The "Without Me" singer caught heat after responding to a negative review of her latest album, "Manic."
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Online music magazine Pitchfork published a tweet on Thursday that criticized the album by comparing it to "the amorphous pop that you might associate with a miserable Lyft ride."
Shortly after, Halsey, 25, responded on the platform, writing: "Can the basement that they run p*tchfork out of just collapse already."
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Unbeknownst to the singer, Pitchfork operates out of One World Trade Center in New York City.
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Followers were quick to comment on the since-deleted message, with journalist Ben Kesslen saying: "Losing my mind thinking about the person on Halsey's team who had to tell her she just called for the collapse of One World Trade."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Halsey responded to Kesslen's tweet.
"ABSOLUTELY deleted it upon realizing this," Halsey wrote. "Was just trying to make a joke! Intended zero harm. Just figured I could poke at them back with the same aloof passive aggression they poke at artists with! Clearly a misunderstanding ❤️"
Haley would later delete that tweet, as well, and published one simply saying: "click bait garbage."
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Fans then shared support for the singer in the comments.
"You can’t even breathe without it being turned into an article," one follower wrote. "It’s truly something else."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"PLEASE SAY IT LOUDER," wrote another.
Halsey's "Manic" was released on Friday and is now available to stream and download.