While their alleged exchange sparked online reactions from fans, neither artist actually posted any combative messages.

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.

A screenshot of the fake TikTok conversation between Lana Del Rey and Lizzo was posted by parody account Drop Pop

A follow-up post alleged that they continued to go back and forth, with a screenshot claiming Lizzo told Lana Del Rey she hopes she gets eaten by an alligator, a reference to the latter's alligator tour guide husband, Jeremy Dufrene.

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.

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.”

Lana Del Rey has put to bed rumors of an online feud with fellow singer Lizzo. Fans of both women were left in shock this week when speculation emerged that they were apparently going at it on social media.

Rumors of an alleged feud between singers Lana Del Rey and Lizzo were recently debunked after satirical posts on social media went viral. The account responsible, Drop Pop, which posted a collage on the platform X on November 14,

Lana Del Rey has taken to Instagram to speak out after the photoshopped TikTok comments between herself and Lizzo went viral on social media.

Lana Del Rey has finally addressed rumours of a feud with Lizzo, speaking out after a fake TikTok screenshot fueled speculation about tension between the two stars.The Summertime Sadness responded to edited screenshots of a conversation