Lana Del Rey Denies Fake Lizzo Feud

Lana Del Rey Denies Fake Lizzo Feud

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Lana Del Rey Denies Fake Lizzo Feud

Lana Del Rey clarifies that she doesn't use TikTok or X/Twitter after a fake online feud with Lizzo goes viral, highlighting the spread of misinformation online.

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EntertainmentCelebritiesSocial MediaMisinformationOnline FeudLana Del ReyLizzo
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Lana Del ReyLizzoJeremy Dufrene
What prompted Lana Del Rey to address rumors of an online feud with Lizzo?
Lana Del Rey addressed rumors of a fabricated online feud with Lizzo, clarifying that she doesn't use TikTok or X/Twitter and was "very confused" by the edited screenshots circulating online.
What was the reaction of fans and other parties to the fake online conversation?
Fans defended Del Rey, highlighting the absurdity of the fabricated feud and the ease with which false narratives can spread online, emphasizing the importance of verifying information before sharing it.
How did the fake online conversation between Lana Del Rey and Lizzo originate and spread?
A parody account, Drop Pop, created and shared edited comments from a fake Lizzo TikTok account and a fake Del Rey account, sparking a viral conversation before admitting it was a joke.

Cognitive Concepts

2/5

Framing Bias

The article frames the story primarily around Lana Del Rey's response to the false online feud. While it mentions the initial creation of the fake conversation, the focus remains more on Del Rey's reaction.

2/5

Bias by Omission

The article focuses heavily on the fake online feud and Del Rey's response, potentially downplaying the broader issue of misinformation and the ease with which it can spread online.