Lana Del Rey Responds To Christian Influencers Who Accused Her Of Magic

Lana Del Rey (Instagram @honeymoon

JAKATA - Lana Del Rey responded to a Christian influencer who accused her of magic after an energy wave knocked down her fans during this year's gig.

This summer, video clips emerged from the Del Rey concert in Mexico showing the crowd being thrown away by an energy wave.

It's not clear what actually caused the domino effect, but an expert said it could be a 'progressive crowd' when one person hit another significantly increased.

Five weeks ago, a Christian influencer named Traci Coston posted the video to Instagram where he insisted the incident was "unnormal" and accused the Del Rey of practicing "magic".

By captioning the clip 'The Devil's Energy Destroys Lana Del Rey's Crowd, Coston says the devil is 'invited into the crowd and into you when you are present'.

These badminton will destroy your life. How do I know? Because people came to me asking for freedom to get rid of the demons they experienced through things like this.

He concluded by asking viewers to "please give your life to Jesus" because he 'frees' and 'protect' humans.

Del Rey, who attended a church meeting this year and earlier said in an interview that she believed in God, recently found the video and commented on its response.

Jadang, I know verses by Bible verses are better than you, wrote Del Rey (via Stereogum). PS, you emit supergremlin energy. Not in a good way.

The influencer turned off comments on his Instagram track.