Latto Photoshopped Coachella Crowd Debunked? Rapper Says She Just 'Expanded' It

Days ago, Latto stirred netizens when she posted photos of her latest set in Coachella 2023. While the tweet seemed to be a mandatory after-performance post, some eagle-eyed users caught something unusual.

The 24-year-old burgeoning rapper posted photos of herself in her glitzy country girl outfit, a selfie, and a crowd shot, which was spotted by many to have some magic happening at the sides.

Latto Photoshopped Coachella Crowd Photos

In a Tweet titled "LATTOCHELLA," the rapper is celebrating her latest Coachella Day 3 performance.

However, netizens spotted the crowd shot of her Coachella performance to be photoshopped. If would look closely at the lower right-most part, the woman standing behind the stage speaker can be seen duplicated and cloned beside her. If one would track their eyes upward, they could also see a huge chunk of the people cloned too.

At the leftmost part, the same thing could be said, too. The video camera mounted on the left part of the stage can be seen cloned by the edge, along with some people, too.

Clearly, the cloning made the crowd in the photo a bit bigger and more packed, seemingly what the rapper wanted to evoke on her packed show.

Netizens caught the photo manipulation and egged her about it.

"PHOTOSHOPPING BC U AND YOUR CROWD ARE BOTCHED!!!!!" a user commented.

"Music that moves you so much you transcends the physical realm and can phase into solid objects like the stage monitors," another joked as they posted a closer look at the photoshopped fans.

Another user even pointed out that even the ceiling was not spared in the editing as it was also stretched to make the photo bigger.

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Latto Debunked Photoshop Claims

In a now-expired Instagram story, Latto clarified that her Coachella photo wasn't photoshopped at all.

"Never photoshopped a crowd lmao," she claimed as quoted by Billboard. "I expanded it so it would fit in my Instagram swipe without getting cut off but it was clearly f-ed up so I didn't end up using it & just posted the wrong version by accident on Twitter babes."

Meanwhile, people on the internet don't seem convinced by her explanation.

"Cloned stamped and got caught. Can't imagine a world without your wise insight. Congrats on manipulating your relevance," someone wrote.

Check out her photos below:

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