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The 31-year-old singer allegedly joins a mass ritual to put a spell on the new POTUS as she posts a cryptic tweet.

• Feb 25, 2017

AceShowbiz - Lana Del Rey used an unlikely method to defeat President Donald Trump. The "Love" singer was allegedly promoting a witchcraft ritual to remove the new POTUS from office. On Friday, February 24, Lana posted a cryptic tweet which led her fans to believe the "Summertime Sadness" hitmaker also joined the mass ritual.

Lana tweeted, "At the stroke of midnight. Feb 24, March 26, April 24, May 23. Ingredients can b found online." Along with the tweet, the "Young and Beautiful" singer posted a picture of her wearing a black dress, standing in front of red background. She also raised her left hand and bent her thumb inside.

At the stroke of midnight

Feb 24, March 26, April 24, May 23

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Ingredients can b found online

🍰 pic.twitter.com/PsjNpIODZE

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— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) 24 Februari 2017

While some of her fans assumed it was just release dates for Lana's new singles or album, a group of fans from Reddit pointed out that the dates matched exactly with an occult ritual to curse the president. During those dates, witches around the world are reportedly trying to cast a mass spell on the president.

Lana's fans were also convinced that she promoted the witchcraft since the photo she posted had quite a resemblance to the poster of "The Love Witch". Many of Lana's fans even believed that the "ingredients" the 31-year-old singer wrote referred to the ritual's details that have been circulating online.

The ritual actually could not damage President Trump. It was only designed to prevent him from doing any harm throughout his presidency. In a Facebook group dedicated to the ritual, the organizers clarified that the ritual is actually "a binding, not a hex or a curse."

"In other words, this is not the equivalent of magically punching a Nazi," the organizers wrote. "Rather, it is ripping the bullhorn from his hands, smashing his phone so he can't tweet, tying him up, and throwing him in a dark basement where he can't hurt anyone."