Lana Del Rey just responded to the fake TikTok screenshot of her having beef with Lizzo
The original screenshot was posted by a parody pop culture news Twitter account called DropPop, and showed a fake back and forth between Lizzo and Lana Del Rey having a slanging match bit of beef. It read Lizzo saying “I’d love to see you back on the charts”, with the edit showing Lana reply “I would love to see you run a treadmill.”
FACT CHECK: Did Lizzo and Lana Del Rey Have A Feud Over The Election On TikTok?
A post made on X claims that singers Lizzo and Lana Del Rey were engaged in a TikTok feud regarding the 2024 presidential election. Verdict: False Lizzo’s TikTok account does not contain this interaction.
Fact Check: No, Lana Del Rey and Lizzo Aren't Engaged in TikTok Feud
While their alleged exchange sparked online reactions from fans, neither artist actually posted any combative messages.
Lana Del Rey responds to fake TikTok comments of her feuding with Lizzo
A screenshot of the fake TikTok conversation between Lana Del Rey and Lizzo was posted by parody account Drop Pop
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Lana Del Rey Denies Telling Lizzo To 'Run On A Treadmill'
This week on X, a screenshot of a social media exchange between songstresses Lana Del Rey and Lizzo seemingly feuding went viral. In the screenshot, Lizzo comments on a TikTok of Rey "I'd like to see you back on the charts,
Are Lana Del Rey And Lizzo Beefing?
Over the past couple days, it has looked like Lana Del Rey and Lizzo have had an unexpected feud with each other, but there’s a bit of confusion involved in the situation. As Complex notes, a November 13 post from the X (formerly Twitter) account Drop Pop shared supposed screenshots of Lizzo commenting on a Del Rey TikTok video,
No, Lana Del Rey And Lizzo Aren't Feuding—Here's How Parody Pop Culture News Accounts Could Mislead X Users
The “Drop Pop” X account, a satirical parody account that looks similar to actual news accounts, is behind the false claims that Lana Del Rey and Lizzo traded insults on TikTok.
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