Rapper Big Sean opened up about his love life and breakup with singer Ariana Grande, saying that the relationship gave him "lessons".
"It is no mistakes in life, though - only lessons. That's all it is. I'm just... I'm just living it. It is no god, it is no script. You know, we just out here doing what we doin'. Feelin' it out", Sean said at the 2015 BET Award on Sunday, reports etonline.com
However, he admitted he learnt many things from the romance, saying no relationship is pointless.
"Man, you know, I don't plan relationships. They just happen," he added.
Sean and Grande started dating in October 2014. They appeared as a couple for the first time at the 2015 Grammy Awards in February before calling it quits in April.
The duo first sparked dating rumours when they were seen getting close at the MTV Video Music Awards in August last year. Since then, they have made multiple onstage and red carpet appearances together.
Sean was previously engaged to actress Naya Rivera.
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