Loren Gray

Gray's peers encouraged her to take up social media. Since then, she has enjoyed more success on the platform that her colleagues. The app was downloaded by her mother only to observe her. Loren's acclaim in musical.ly became apparent on social media. Random people started reacting to her music videos, and even making collections of her musical.ly videos available on YouTube. Gray became a star and not everyone of her fans were thrilled. Indeed, some were friends who turned on Gray, rather than embracing her. A few of her friends wiped their Facebook accounts to start attacking her. Loren said in an UPROXX interview "They would write awful things that I had no talent as well as that I'm rude. and that I've got lip fillers and I've had some work done. I was both anorexic, and albino. Loren's mother was concerned about the state of her daughter's mind and yanked her from the class. The mother was not able to watch her daughter suffer in school due to the other students. She shared with UPROXX; Loren Loren Loren

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