Demi Lovato Performed ‘Heart Attack’ at an American Heart Association Event and Fans Don't Know How to Feel

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stepped out on stage in a striking corseted red suit to raise awareness for cardiovascular disease, which is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, according to the .

While no one could fault Lovato's support of the AHA, many fans weren't sure how to feel about the pop star's choice to include their hit 2013 song “Heart Attack” on the set list.“In poor taste or the perfect song?” one X.com user on February 2, to which another , “Good Question.”Of course, others had strong opinions. “I think heart attack should have been left off that list, considering there was a roomful of people who have had heart attacks,” TikTok user @jordycrayy said in response, which has been viewed over a million times and has over 152,000 likes. “I just don't know the motivation behind that one."The TikToker continued, "It was for good cause and Debbie made sure to remind everybody that tonight was all about reminding women how important it is to advocate for yourself and to prioritize your health.

If Demi's asked to come back next year, just maybe keep that one off the setlist?”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Though many TikTok users in comment section agreed, others suggested the song would have likely been approved by event coordinators or that it would have been “weird” to omit one of Lovato's most famous songs.

There was also a large contingent of fans who felt Lovato should have performed “Give Your Heart a Break” instead.However, some defenders that Lovato personally experienced a heart attack as a result of their , which she in the 2021 docuseries, Dancing With the Devil. “Well Demi has also had a real heart attack/stroke,” one person commented on TikTok. “So I feel like if she’s ok with making.