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After performing her 2013 hit song “Heart Attack” at a cardiovascular health event earlier this week, Demi Lovato received some negative feedback on social media.

At the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection Concert in New York City on Wednesday, she performed ten songs, including this one.

 

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After suffering a heart attack and almost dying some years ago, the singer believed she would never be able to perform that song again, as The Hollywood Reporter revealed on Friday. However, she recently declared that the song was hers again and told the crowd as much, along with the significance to her.

While my next song explores the intense emotions that accompany both love and heartbreak, as well as the importance of opening up, taking chances, and never being afraid to try again, Lovato also noted that the song “has many parallels for me, my journey, and a reminder for all of us in the room just how strong the mind-heart-body connection truly is.”

Upon the release of concert videos on the internet, numerous individuals questioned if the song was suitable for that particular occasion. On TikTok, someone said, “I think ‘Heart Attack’ should have been left off that list, considering there was a roomful of people who have had heart attacks.” “I simply don’t see why that one was done.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                “Demetria Lovato’s Empowering Performance at Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection Concert Sparks Debate and Support”

Others, on the other hand, supported Lovato, pointing out that she too suffered a heart attack following an overdose in 2018—a story she revealed in her 2021 documentary series Dancing With the Devil.

THR also found out that the singer’s choice to play “Heart Attack” was approved by the American Heart Association and that the audience enjoyed it.

The goal of the Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection Concert was to generate money and awareness for cardiovascular disease assistance

     FAQ

1. Why did Demi Lovato receive negative feedback for her performance of “Heart Attack” at the cardiovascular health event?

• Demi Lovato faced criticism on social media for performing “Heart Attack” at a cardiovascular health event, with some questioning the appropriateness of the song given the audience’s connection to heart-related issues.

2. What is the significance of “Heart Attack” to Demi Lovato, and why did she choose to perform it despite health challenges?

• After surviving a heart attack and overcoming significant health struggles, Lovato believed she would never perform “Heart Attack” again. However, she recently reclaimed the song, expressing its personal significance and highlighting the strength of the mind-heart-body connection.

3. What was the audience’s reaction to Demi Lovato’s performance of “Heart Attack” at the Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection Concert?

• While some individuals criticized the song choice, others supported Lovato, emphasizing her personal journey and the approval of the American Heart Association. The audience reportedly enjoyed the performance.

4. Did Demi Lovato’s health history play a role in her song selection for the concert?

• Yes, Lovato’s history of suffering a heart attack following an overdose in 2018, a story revealed in her 2021 documentary series “Dancing With the Devil,” influenced her decision to perform “Heart Attack.”

5. Why did some individuals feel that “Heart Attack” was inappropriate for the occasion?

• Some social media users, particularly on TikTok, expressed the opinion that “Heart Attack” should have been omitted from the concert lineup, given the presence of an audience who may have experienced heart attacks themselves. The appropriateness of the song for the occasion was a subject of debate.

6. Was the performance of “Heart Attack” approved by any relevant authorities?

• Yes, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) revealed that Demi Lovato’s choice to perform “Heart Attack” was approved by the American Heart Association, indicating a level of endorsement from a cardiovascular health organization.