Demi Lovato responds to ridiculous content creator who claimed Demi was replaced by a clone: “girl go outside and leave my weight out of the conversation”

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    1. zendayaismeechee on

      Hope this girl gets some help as she’s clearly in the throes of psychosis

    2. FunnyPanda1320 on

      People are so weird. What genuinely goes through these people’s heads when they say shit like this

    3. am I misreading?? why would this random ass “creator” think she did something there???

    4. Abject-Variety3775 on

      When and Where did this clone nonsense start and how can anyone believe it?

    5. SprinkledBlunt on

      Commenting on anyone’s weight famous or not is weird af. Just really shows who you are as a person who I personally don’t ever want to be around.

      Grow up.

    6. kittytoebeanz on

      People who try to make a living off of saying wild shit about celebrities are soooo lame

    7. Free_Use_Pussy on

      If they’re sincere with this and not just leaning into it for the clicks they’re literally insane. 

    8. introverted_panda_ on

      The worst part to me is that the creators comment has more likes than Demi’s.

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    9. These influencer conspiracy theorists need to get a job and leave celebrities alone

    10. throwtheclownaway20 on

      This is what happens when you destroy public education & elevate the dumbest motherfuckers on Earth.

    11. Mental health is serious and needs to be taken as such. By this nutjobs logic there are probably 43 clones of Oprah kicking around

    12. Upstairs_Freedom_360 on

      Dumb is active. Being unintelligent isn’t passive! They are working those limited brain cells to make sense of their stunted capacity to reason

    13. that girls whole account reeks of mental issues. she posted and deleted a video accusing katy perry of being a pedo and using a pic of her daughter as proof

    14. Dapper-Host-3601 on

      in like 50 years there’s going to be studies about how social media gives us mental illnesses

    15. According to these kind of people, every celeb is replaced with clones for whatever reason, even the washed up random ones lmao they genuinely need help. They’re not even a small group of people, there are tens of thousands of them it’s scary

    16. HabitNegative3137 on

      I really miss the days when “Idiocracy” was a comedy….not a documentary 

    17. nannerbananers on

      “the only thing you focused on” as if commenting on someone’s weight isn’t incredibly rude and hurtful.

    18. PerspectiveComplete8 on

      Demi has battled eating disorders on and off since she was a young girl. To make a comment like this to someone with that past is sick.

    19. Pristine_Animal9474 on

      “Yeah, we created a perfect replica that we puppet for our secret government agenda, but somehow we can’t control her weight.”

    20. marisaleeann on

      And the person pinned Demi’s comment. These people do this shit just to get attention from celebrities and this proves that.

    21. Portia-Silverton on

      I wish therapy was free and available to everyone. If not mandatory. Some people *really* need it.

    22. People say these things for clicks and views which is exactly what they’re getting…

    23. the amount of ppl on tiktok that are experiencing psychosis never fails to surprise me

    24. sailormilhouse on

      This girl is not well. She popped up on my fyp page a few weeks back claiming Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake died in a car accident in the early ‘00s. Said something about an NDA expiring, and some radio host was talking about it presently.

      Meanwhile, way back then, there was a very real radio hoax that they had died in a car crash. The radio hosts were fired, and there are multiple very real articles explaining the hoax.

      I’m not sure how to link an article in a reddit comment, but if you Google it plenty comes up.

      It’s pretty unsettling the things she’s perpetuating online. Even more so the amount of people that believe it.