We were dying waiting for the premiere of Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” video, and it turns out we weren’t the only ones!

The video smashed YouTube’s all-time record for most views in the first 24 hours of release at 46 million views — beating the previous record: K-pop group BTS, which took in 45.9 million for their “Idol” music video last August. 

“Thank U, Next” also set the record for most-viewed video that used YouTube’s Premiere scheduling feature — with 829,000 viewers watching simultaneously at its peak, according to YouTube.

Ariana’s fans sent over 516,000 messages during the video debut, which was also a record for YouTube Premieres. The streaming service also noted that the initial traffic spike caused a delay in comments posting to the video. 

Just to give context, YouTube also released its previous ranking of the 10 most-viewed YouTube music videos in the first 24 hours. See below:

1. BTS, “Idol” – 45.9 million

2. Taylor Swift, “Look What You Made Me Do” – 43.2 million

3. Eminem, “Killshot” – 38.1 million

4. Blackpink, “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” – 36.2 million

5. Psy, “Gentleman” – 36 million

6. BTS, “Fake Love” – 35.9 million

7. Twice, “Yes or Yes” – 31.4 million

8. Nicky Jam feat. J. Balvin, “X (EQUIS)” – 29.7 million

9. XXXTentacion, “Sad!” – 27.7 million

10. Adele, “Hello” – 26.3 million

@ArianaGrande the thank u, next video was so good, it broke the internet (or at least delayed YouTube comments from posting for a bit).

Comments are still working on the video, they’re just delayed! https://t.co/osq64npfpt

— Team YouTube (@TeamYouTube) November 30, 2018