Ariana Grande and Andy Lassner scream through American Horror Story:Universal Studios Hollywood

Ariana Grande and Andy Lassner scream through American Horror Story:Universal Studios Hollywood Ariana Grande and Andy Lassner scream through American Horror Story:Universal Studios Hollywood As pre-winter's ragged on, swarms of guests have bumbled through the labyrinths amid Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. On Monday's scene of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, viewers got the chance to see an especially elegant visit. Screeching and swearing, Ariana Grande joined Andy Lassner in an excursion through the American Horror Story labyrinth, and the entire difficulty was caught on film. The visit indicate master presented the clasp while dressed as Lady GaGa, who won a Golden Globe this year for her work on the FX compilation dramatization's fifth arrangement. Toward the start of the video, Grande remained outside the labyrinth by Lassner, as of now grasping his arm. As they entered the fascination, they probably crossed a frail passage that gave off an impression of being from the principal arrangement's Murder House. Broken dividers and a carelessly blocked window increased the atmosphere. The 23-year-old consoled herself that 'It's fine' and 'It's not awful,' as the 49-year-old advised her that 'It's simply clamor.' With impeccable planning, a composition on the divider swung inwards and the Rubber Man - a first arrangement character in a dark latex gimp suit - through the crevice, extending a hand toward the visitors. Grande reviled and withdrew into a ball on the floor, provoking the Bogotá local to incline down to her and lift her up, ranting: 'We got this! We got this!' They proceeded into a shambolic room with false fire sizzling through the wooden dividers. 'It's terrible,' the Focus vocalist corrected. 'It's awful.' More individuals in unnerving rigging sprang from the dividers, alarming both guests to the point that Lassner began hectoring them: 'Stop! Go in. Go in!' Once the two explorers got into a confined restroom, the Pig Man - a killer on the program who wears a porcine cover on his head - jumped from behind the shower drape, waving a meat knife. They meandered into the Freak Show segment, propelled by the setting of the fourth arrangement. 'Is this enjoyment at all for you?' said Lassner, and when his sidekick replied in the confirmed, he frettted: 'It's my bad dream.' 'My legs are shaking,' the Boca Raton local said as they entered yet another room - and soon thereafter the anorexic Addiction Demon from arrangement five appeared from a tear in the sleeping cushion. 'What the f?' Lassner yelled. 'Get the f in bed!' They continued reminding themselves every one of the risks were false, to next to no profit: every one of the alarms in the labyrinth still got insistent responses. Truth be told, at a certain point, Lassner groveled and grasped his knees as Grande proceeded through the labyrinth, ignorant she was distant from everyone else. 'Where the f*** is Andy, man?' she said, turning round lastly getting a quick look at him. She kept running back and snatched him, and they advanced down the hallways. Keeping an arm around her, Lassner started to censure her a bit: 'I require you to stay with me. You deserted me, and that doesn't work for me.' 'You fled!' Grande answered, and as they went on, different figures swung up to threaten them with blades. At the point when the Fat Lady from the Freak Show arrangement rose up out of the shadows, the maker shouted: 'You're huge!' As if on signal, a little man in a dark top cap appeared, provoking Lassner to screech: 'You're small!' When they at long last made it out of the labyrinth, Grande chose: 'It wasn't awful.' Lassner giggled pitifully in horrendously obvious contradiction. 'I didn't love that,' he said, 'I'm somewhat apprehensive,' and the Victorious performer conceded her very own little dread: 'Some place in there is my heart.' As she said: 'Thank you, Ellen!' to the camera, he determined: 'This is the latest year we're doing it.'