Fans think Olivia Rodrigo threw shade at Lil Huddy on TikTok – but is it real?

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Fans are convinced that Olivia Rodrigo threw shade at TikTok star Lil Huddy in a comment — but it doesn’t look like the viral interaction was actually real.

Olivia Rodrigo is a massive name in the music biz right now, coming fresh off the release of her latest album, ‘GUTS.’

Rodrigo had the internet in a chokehold in 2021 with the release of her viral song, Driver’s License, and it’s been off to the races ever since.

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However, many fans were left stunned after seeing the star supposedly leave a comment throwing some not-so-subtle shade at Chase Hudson AKA Lil Huddy, a music artist and TikTok star with a similar musical style.

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Some fans think Olivia Rodrigo took some inspiration from one of Chase Hudson’s songs.

Fans shocked after Olivia Rodrigo comment goes viral

Pics of a comment that Rodrigo had allegedly left under one of TikTok star Bryce Hall’s videos quickly made the rounds online.

In the short clip, Hall listens to a snippet from Rodrigo’s song, Vampire, which contains lyrics very similar to Huddy’s ‘All The Things I Hate About You.’

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Hall captioned the video: “Lil Huddy listening to Olivia Rodrigo copy his song,” seemingly poking fun at the similarities between the two tracks.

Nearly two months later, a screenshot from the video has begun floating around online, showing a comment from Olivia Rodrigo’s official account that says: “What the f*ck is a Lil Huddy?”

olivia-rodrigo-photoshopped-comment-tiktokTikTok: brycehall

Many fans were convinced that Rodrigo had called out Hudson online and left a slew of comments on Bryce’s quoting her alleged remark — but it turns out that the entire situation was faked.

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In fact, the person who created the fake comment apparently spoke out about the situation on Twitter/X, admitting that they were actually behind the whole thing.

https://twitter.com/monthsofapathy/status/1707415316182040784?s=20

Even Bryce Hall himself was convinced the entire ordeal was real and was seemingly shocked that his video elicited a response from Rodrigo… but unfortunately, she’s never publicly acknowledged Lil Huddy.