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Dionne Warwick gained a lot of attention in the past few weeks for her Twitter posts.

Over the weekend, fans spotted Dionne‘s account tagging Chance the Rapper and The Weeknd, as well as Taylor Swift, in some of her posts.

“Hi, @chancetherapper. If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this,” Dionne first tweeted, before adding, “I am now Dionne the Singer.”

Chance, The Weeknd and Taylor all responded to her Twitter, thinking it was her actually writing those posts.

However, in a new interview, Dionne says that it’s mostly her niece handling her official Twitter account.

“No, I don’t,” Dionne responded when asked by Andy Cohen if she runs her own account. “I don’t know. I have my niece. Brittani is, is a hysterical person. She’s funny [sic] I told her she should have been a comedian.”

She added about Brittani: “She has a wonderful way with words and my PR people also feel that they, they can put a little few things in there for me.”

Earlier last month, Dionne‘s account also reacted to a viral counting meme, too.

Dionne Warwick is sending Taylor Swift some love!

The 79-year-old “That’s What Friends Are For” singer sent a nice message to the 30-year-old folklore singer on social media on Thursday (December 3), which Taylor just saw a few days later.

“Hi @taylorswift13. I hope you’re in good spirits and having a wonderful day. Keep your head high,” Dionne wrote to Taylor.

“I just saw that you tweeted me!! I’m a huge fan and I respect you so much, thank you for wishing me well. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season, thank you for spreading joy,” Taylor sweetly wrote back.

At the same time, Dionne‘s been making headlines for unexpectedly and roasting some popular entertainers – including The Weeknd! See what she said, and how he responded.

“I Say a Little Prayer” singer Dionne Warwick very publicly called out The Weeknd, as well as Chance the Rapper, in the past 24 hours and they have now both responded!

If you don’t know, it all started when Dionne tweeted, “Hi, @chancetherapper. If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.”

She then added, “I am now Dionne the Singer.”

Later, after Chance had a public exchange with her, she then moved on to The Weeknd.

“The Weeknd is next. Why? It’s not even spelled correctly? @theweeknd,” Dionne wrote.

She then added, “If you have ‘The’ in your name i’m coming for you. I need answers today.”

Dionne Warwick has posed an interesting question on Twitter!

The 79-year-old entertainer took to Twitter on Saturday (December 5) to ask why Chance the Rapper why he has “the Rapper” in his stage name.

“Hi, @chancetherapper. If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this,” Dionne first tweeted.

She then added, “I am now Dionne the Singer.”

Dionne then followed up with, “’Holy’ by Justin the Bieber @justinbieber and @chancetherapper is one of my favorite songs right now.”

Chance then responded to Dionne, totally freaking out that she knows who he is.

“Sorry I’m still freaking out that u know who I am. This is amazing!” Chance tweeted back at Dionne.

She then replied, “Of course I know you. You’re THE rapper. Let’s rap together. I’ll message you.”

Chance then responded, “I will be whatever you wanna call me Ms Warwick. God bless you.”

Chance wasn’t the only entertainer Dionne went after on Twitter over their stage name. Next up was The Weeknd.

“The Weeknd is next. Why? It’s not even spelled correctly? @theweeknd,” Dionne wrote.

She then added, “If you have ‘The’ in your name i’m coming for you. I need answers today.”

Here’s to hoping with we get a Dionne Warwick and Chance the Rapper collab soon!

Check out their Twitter exchange inside…More Here! »

Dionne Warwick is late to the party, but she’s laughing.

The legendary 79-year-old “That’s What Friends Are For” singer responded to a meme on Thursday night (November 12) that went viral on Twitter as the counts were still slowly coming in after Election Day.

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“Who’s counting these f–king votes? Dionne Warwick? Hurry up, hussies!!!” the meme reads, which features a video of Dionne working as a cashier while on Celebrity Apprentice years ago.

“lol, excuse me. 😂,” she responded several days later, which only added to the meme’s humor.

As the late Whitney Houston‘s cousin, she also reacted to plans for the late singer to be a part of a hologram tour. Here’s what she had to say.

Whitney Houston‘s cousin Dionne Warwick is reacting to plans for the late singer to be a part of a hologram tour.

The 78-year-old legendary entertainer doesn’t think it’s a good idea for a hologram to perform Whitney‘s hits in front of her original band and backup singers.

“I haven’t a clue as to what that is. It’s surprising to me,” Dionne told Entertainment Tonight.

She added, “I don’t know what it is. I think it’s stupid, but whatever it is that’s what it is.”

In addition to plans for a hologram tour, Whitney‘s estate also announced plans for a new album of unreleased material and a Broadway musical.

Dionne Warwick is getting candid about her thoughts on today’s music.

The 78-year-old “Say A Little Prayer” music legend opened up in an interview with Essence upon the release of her new album, She’s Back.

When asked if there are any classics among today’s music, she laughed and said: “Not yet.”

“I don’t know if ten years from now, anybody can actually sing the songs of our babies today. That’s not, as you guys say, ‘throwing shade,’ it’s looking at it with reality,” she went on to say.

She was also asked about Beyonce, and whether she was considered an icon.

“Watching her grow has been quite refreshing. It’s wonderful to see how she’s been able to create what and who she wanted to be and who she is…very proud of that, I really am. Now, sustaining and becoming a big icon?” she explained.

“That Gladys Knight, or Patti LaBelle, or Johnny Mathis, or Frank Sinatra, or Sammy Davis Jr. is?”

“I doubt that. And I love her to death and can appreciate her talent. But that iconic status? It’s a long road [ahead],” she said.

Click here to watch Dionne explain her thoughts about today’s music.