Conspiracy theories have existed in the world for a long time, but in the past, due to the limited time limit for the spread of information, the spread of rumors was not so widespread. However, with the rise of the internet, the spread of conspiracy theories is accelerating. While one can easily disprove the credibility of most conspiracy theories through internet searches, many people are more likely to believe them than to find ways to verify them, especially when they are related to certain celebrities. Today, Tong Tong sorted out 7 conspiracy theories related to celebrities that are still believed by many people today.
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The 71-year-old Steve Wonder is a famous American singer, composer and music producer, and can be said to be a great artist, but he is also a blind man. Conspiracy theorists, however, argue that he was actually pretending to be blind because he had played basketball, bought a television, and even tried to grab a dropped microphone during a performance. This conspiracy theory is actually very unreliable, because you have a hard time explaining why a person should pretend to be blind for 71 years.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" >2, the real Paul McCartney died in 1966? </h1>
There are also many conspiracy theories about the Beatles, the strangest of which has to do with Paul McCartney. In this conspiracy theory, it is believed that he died in 1966, after which he was replaced by another person who looked very similar to him. Conspiracy theorists cite certain evidence from Beatles' albums and songs to prove this. For example, on the album Abbey Road, they claim that only Paul McCartney went barefoot.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > 3-year-old female singers are considered to be in their 40s? </h1>
Everyone looks unique, and some people always look older than others. For example, New Zealand singer Lorde, now 24, signed with Universal Music as early as 13 years old and released her own album at the age of 17. But just after she became famous, many people began to talk about her appearance and age, and derived a lot of conspiracy theories. There are quite a few people who think she's in her 40s and think it's disgusting that she's acting as a minor. But in fact, her birth certificate has appeared on the Internet, which can prove that she was indeed born on November 7, 1996. But even so, there are still many people who think that her actual age is more than forty.
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When Michael Jackson died in 2009, many of his fans were reluctant to believe that fact. Because of this, conspiracy theories related to this began to emerge, and some people even posted a photo taken in Switzerland on the Internet, claiming that it was Michael Jackson, who deliberately lived there in hiding.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" >5, Avril Lavigne replaced by an imposter? </h1>
Canadian singer Avril Lavigne was once popular all over the world, but there are also some controversial events in her career. In 2004, she noticed a huge change in style and appearance. These changes should be related to maturity and new experiences. Conspiracy theorists, however, argue that Lavigne died in 2003 and was replaced by a singer with almost the same appearance. As ridiculous as it sounds, conspiracy theorists are so convinced that they even found a person named Melissa Vander on the Internet and thought she was disguised as Lavigne. Even today, many people still believe in this view.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" >6, Walt Disney's body was cryogenically frozen? </h1>
Walt Disney was the founder of Disney, and there is a conspiracy theory that the master's body was frozen by cryogenic after his death so that he could be awakened after the development of future technology.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" >7, Beyoncé never got pregnant? </h1>
The conspiracy theory comes from the time when Beyoncé was first pregnant, when she was on an Australian television show. Wearing a red dress, her bulging belly looked normal when she stood, but when she bent down, someone noticed that the bulging part of her stomach began to move and shift. So some claim that she was pretending to be pregnant and eventually gave birth to her own child through surrogacy. There is also a more bizarre conspiracy theory that claims that she underwent groundbreaking surgery to give birth through her armpits because she did not want to risk scarring by caesarean section. Apparently, this was made up by people who lacked basic knowledge of human anatomy.