Halsey trashes critic for accusing her for using LGBTQ cause as 'marketing strategy '

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New Delhi, July 08 (ANI): American singer Halsey clapped back at a follower who felt she is using the LGBTQ community as her 'marketing strategy '. This came after the singer shared two snaps from her Brazil concert on her Instagram handle. In one of the pictures, she can be seen holding a mic in one hand and a rainbow flag in another. While few of her fans and followers appreciated Halsey, there was one follower who called her out. However, the Grammy nominee, who identifies herself as bisexual, quickly responded to the criticism. This isn 't the first time the '11 Minutes ' star has stood up against a critic.

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