Twitter Is Inspired by Demi Lovato’s Feet?

ByCamille Moore Posted on

Demi Lovato at Jingle Ball 2013

Singer Demi Lovato’s career has been on the rise since the release of her debut album, Don’t Forget, in 2008.  Lovato, who gained mainstream recognition as a cast member on The Disney Channel’s musical movie, Camp Rock, took the world by storm when she transitioned from a Disney star to a young adult.  Over the years, Lovato has become a role model for young girls everywhere who find her music and her message very inspiring.  Lovato’s personal struggles, and her fight to overcome them, has helped listeners connect with her on a level that to many of them feels personal.

In 2012, Lovato debuted a new tattoo on her feet which read “Let go & Let God,” which briefly summed up the way she lives her life.  Fans everywhere were instantly drawn to the tattoo, and several went as far as getting similar tattoos of their own. Here are three tweets from people who were inspired by Demi Lovato’s feet.

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It must be flattering for Demi Lovato to know that her fans consider her when planning to get their first tattoos.

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https://twitter.com/nnuscha/status/331882971143479297

This Twitter user looks to combine two of Lovato’s ideas by getting the words say strong tattooed on her foot.  Lovato who has a foot tattoo, also has a tattoo on her wrists which reads “stay” on one and “strong” on another.

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In September 2012, Demi Lovato debut a tattoo on her feet which read “Let go &” on one foot and “Let God” on the other.  The tattoo was an instant hit among Lovato fans, many of whom said the tattoo inspired them to get some ink of their own.  Twitter user @ShelbobQuinn was among those inspired by Lovato’s tattoo, and decided to get a similar tattoo of her own.  However, while Lovato’s tattoos may be cool to her fans, the singer has admitted that she does regret getting so many tattoos, and has often thought about having them removed.

 (Photo by Gustavo Caballero/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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Camille has a master's degree from Saint Joseph University's Writing Studies program, and she currently works as the Writing Center Assistant Director at a small university in western Pennsylvania. Camille's writing has been published on several websites, and she enjoys writing articles and short stories in her spare time. You can follow Camille on Twitter @CamealAshley.

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