Halsey accidentally called for another 9/11 while trying to shade a review of her new album

Halsey at a basketball game, looking worried

Singer-songwriter and bisexual icon Halsey apologised profusely after unintentionally calling for a second 9/11.

Halsey suffered one of the worst Twitter blunders in recent memory when she tried to throw shade at Pitchfork over a middling review of her new album.

The infamously pop-averse site gave Maniac a 6.5, citing “the tedium of modern pop… painfully stretched ballads [and] overly sanitized rhythms”.

In response Halsey tweeted: ā€œCan the basement that they run p*tchfork out of just collapse already.”

As a number of followers noted, Pitchfork is run not out of a basement, but in the CondƩ Nast offices at One World Trade Center, which stands on the site of the 9/11 atrocities.

Halsey, obviously oblivious to this fact until it was pointed out, swiftly deleted the tweet and posted a heartfelt apology.

“ABSOLUTELY deleted it upon realising this,” she wrote in another now-deleted tweet.

“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 <3.”

Fortunately, fans saw the funny side of Halsey’s error.

Halsey releases Maniac a year after ‘all hell broke loose’.

Maniac, Halsey’s third album, arrives more than a year after the release of its number one lead single ‘Without Me.’

The singer recently revealed that “all hell broke loose” after she performed the track with a female dancer on the 2018 final of The Voice.

ā€œPeople were going, ā€˜What is this lesbian garbage on my TV?’ā€ she toldĀ The Sunday Times.

ā€œMy phone number leaked, my email leaked. People were texting me things like, ā€˜Iā€™m going to rape you straight.ā€™ Heinous stuff.ā€