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SZA Leaves TikTok for Mental Health Awareness Month, Says The Internet Is ‘Demonic’

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Sza says the internet is ‘demonic’. Well did she lie? The TDE singer is priortizing her mental health and is no longer on TikTok.

The 33-year-old Grammy winner took to Twitter Tuesday to call out naysayers who criticized her for attending the 2022 Met Gala after previously stating that she wasn’t going to any events until her next album was out.

READ MORE: SZA Says She Finished Her Album and Gives More Details Following Grammy Win.

SZA gave an update on her new album while on the red carpet, saying it was ready to go more than she’s ever felt. She later opened up on her Instagram story about why she’s deleting her TikTok account, calling the internet “demonic.” She went on to say the deletion was for Mental Health Awareness month, encouraging everyone to delete anything that doesn’t serve them.

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SZA Deleted TikTok For Mental Health Awareness Month: ‘Delete Anything…That Doesn’t Serve You’

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Following a stunning appearance at the Met Gala, SZA has announced she’s taking a small break from social media. This break seemingly follows fans calling the “Good Days” singer out for attending the Met Gala, despite not putting out her highly anticipated sophomore album.

Back in April, SZA tweeted, “Not going to any more awards or events til my album out.” Fans quickly pulled up this tweet after she made an appearance at the Met Gala. The next day, following an influx of callouts in her mentions, SZA took to Twitter to express her frustrations.

“I swear to God if I didn’t accidentally fall in love w music .. I would NEVER EVER COME OUTSIDE,” she wrote. “Y’all suck the joy and life out of EVERYTHING. Thank God for purpose cause Outside of art it’s f*ck y’all . Now run w that.”

Earlier today, she took to Instagram to further express her disdain for social media, and the internet in general.

“Get off the internet. The internet is demonic,” she wrote on her Instagram story (per NME). “I deleted my TikTok for mental health awareness month. I encourage everyone to delete anything anyone and everything that doesn’t serve you. Bless.”

All things aside, fans may not have to wait much longer for new music from SZA. On the red carpet at the Met Gala, she said her new album was complete, assuring viewers “It’ll be a SZA summer.”

You can view SZA’s social media posts above.