Ariana Grande fans baffled by her new Madame Tussauds waxwork: 'Y’all need to melt her face and start over!'
Ariana Grande fans were left baffled after Madame Tussauds unveiled her new wax work this week.
The 25-year-old pop sensation was immortalized with her own statue in the London museum but observers quickly pointed out it didn't look much like her.
Fans were confused, to say the least, with one writing, 'Y’all need to melt her face a start [over] because this ain’t it!!'
Fail: Madame Tussaud's took to Twitter on Tuesday to unveil their new an Ariana Grande figurine, the newest addition to their London wax museum
Spot the difference: Fans noted that the facial features on Ariana's waxwork (left) didn't quite match the real thing (right)
'You chose Classic Ari! Now we have her style nailed,' Madame Tussaud's announced confidently on Twitter Tuesday.
'You can see @ArianaGrande at Madame Tussauds London for 5 weeks from Friday #MTLxAri #ArianaGrande,' the post read.
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But five weeks seems five too many for some Arianators, who quickly took to Twitter to put the wax museum on blast.
'[T]hank god its 5 weeks because that don’t look like her wtf,' wrote one angry fan.
Massive misstep: 'You chose Classic Ari! Now we have her style nailed,' Madame Tussaud's announced confidently on Twitter Tuesday
No resemblance: It has on a grey sweater and a sparkly choker necklace with one hand holding a microphone close to it's mouth
The figurine features the pop star's iconic high ponytail and hand tattoos.
It has on a grey sweater and a sparkly choker necklace with one hand holding a microphone close to it's mouth.
On the figure's feet are thigh high black boots, which Ariana is often spotted wearing.
The figure's lips are pursed with a pink gloss with her other hand raised in the air.
'Who's that?' Behind the wax version of the thank u, next hitmaker are huge pink candy hearts with words written on them, a reference to the singer's Sweetener World Tour
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Redo! Fans were confused, to say the least, with one writing, 'Y’all need to melt her face a start [over] because this ain’t it'
Five weeks is five too many: Arianators quickly took to Twitter to put the wax museum on blast
Behind the wax version of the thank u, next hitmaker are huge pink candy hearts with words written on them, a reference to the singer's Sweetener World Tour.
One fan pointed out the figure's similarities to SNL star Melissa Villaseñor, who has played Ariana in comedy skits on the show.
Madame Tussaud's tweet has now been liked over 2000 times and has 260 replies.
Not a match: Behind the wax version of the thank u, next hitmaker are huge pink candy hearts with words written on them, a reference to the singer's Sweetener World Tour
It's a no, from me, dog: The tweet has now been liked over 2000 times and has 260 replies
Fight me: Arianators went in hard on the museum
Nose job: This fan says the museum had lots of material to work with
Making a mockery: Did Madame Tussaud's use SNL star Melissa Villaseñor as a reference on accident?
Who? The figure's lips are pursed with a pink gloss with her other hand raised in the air
