Singer Rita Ora Claims Twitter Was 'Hacked' After Failing To Get Fan Response
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On Halloween, Ora tweeted that she would release a new song next week if her fans retweeted her 100,000 times:
After a slow response, Ora's account retweeted a skeptical fan:
After getting just 2,000 retweets, Ora allegedly deleted her initial post entirely.
The 23-year-old singer then went on the defense, tweeting that her account had been hacked:
Fans didn't buy it.
Despite being prominently featured on Iggy Azalea's current hit song "Black Widow," Ora - who has been signed to Jay Z's Roc Nation record label since 2009 - is still trying to build a personal fan base.
According to TwitterAudit.com, the singer purchased 1,366,326 of her followers, which may explain the lackluster response to new music.
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