Perez Hilton’s hospital scare sparks bizarre Ariana Grande conspiracy

Saman Ali
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Saman Ali
Saman Ali is a BS Engslish Literature student at Government College University, Lahore. She can be reached at hayaalich2005@gmail.com
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Perez Hilton's hospital scare sparks bizarre Ariana Grande conspiracy

Summary

  • Social media users quickly linked the incident to Ariana Grande’s newly released “Petal” music video.
  • Some users pointed to dark, horror-inspired imagery in Grande’s “Petal” video, claiming a connection between the two events.
  • A handful of posts went further, suggesting Hollywood promotes what they called “demonic influences.” Screenshots from Grande’s video were circulated as supposed evidence, though the claims remain unverified and speculative.
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Perez Hilton was hospitalized this week after a concerning livestream, and the internet wasted no time turning it into a conspiracy theory. Social media users quickly linked the incident to Ariana Grande’s newly released “Petal” music video.

According to reports, authorities responded after receiving multiple calls about the livestream. Hilton was found alone at his residence and taken to a hospital for treatment.

It did not take long for online speculation to spiral. Some users pointed to dark, horror-inspired imagery in Grande’s “Petal” video, claiming a connection between the two events.

A handful of posts went further, suggesting Hollywood promotes what they called “demonic influences.” Screenshots from Grande’s video were circulated as supposed evidence, though the claims remain unverified and speculative.

The timing added fuel to the online chatter. The theories emerged just two days after Ariana Grande announced she is stepping away from the public eye once her current tour wraps up next month.

A representative for the pop star explained that her public-facing work had left her dealing with constant scrutiny. That announcement, paired with the Hilton incident, seems to have given conspiracy theorists exactly the storyline they were looking for.

As of now, there is no credible evidence connecting the two events. The theory appears to be another case of the internet linking unrelated stories to create a viral narrative out of thin air.

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Saman Ali is a BS Engslish Literature student at Government College University, Lahore. She can be reached at hayaalich2005@gmail.com
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