NOT THE ONION: Demi Lovato Sings to Ghost Traumatized by Sexism
A video shared widely on social media shows pop star Demi Lovato singing to a “ghost” in an attempt to help it process trauma stemming from sexism.
THE VIDEO
The clip comes from “Unidentified with Demi Lovato,” a four-episode docuseries that began streaming on Peacock TV in September.
Demi Lovato sings to “relieve a ghost of its past trauma with men.”
The Matrix is broken. pic.twitter.com/2Dob7i4JtN
— Mythinformed MKE (@MythinformedMKE) December 18, 2021
The show follows Lovato, who claims to have made contact with aliens on her 28th birthday, and her friends as they investigate extraterrestrial and paranormal phenomena.
- During an episode filmed at an abandoned brothel, Lovato encounters a “spirit” named Carmen “who has past trauma with men.”
- In an attempt to assuage Carmen’s discomfort with Lovato’s male companions, the singer belts out a stirring rendition of her hit song “Skyscraper.”
- “That’s the coolest standing ovation I’ve ever had,” Lovato says, after a device that supposedly detects communications from supernatural presences makes a noise.
MEANWHILE
Last month, Lovato told fellow pop starlet Becky G that she’d be open to dating “ETs,” her preferred term for aliens.
Don’t do drugs, kids pic.twitter.com/WpAxJVdrBF
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) November 28, 2021
“I’m so tired of humans and their human bullsh*t,” Lovato said during the episode of the new Facebook Watch series, “Face to Face With Becky G.”