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Amy Shark appears to have fallen victim to an online hoax, believing that English mega star Olivia Dean had covered one of her songs during her recent concert at Madison Square Garden in New York.
The Australian singer, 40, recently posted a TikTok clip in which she shared her excitement over Olivia's alleged performance of her hit song, I Said Hi.
'So, apparently Olivia Dean covered I Said Hi at Madison Square Garden. It sounds hard to believe but it is official, it is on her setlist,' an excited Amy told followers.
Amy then asked her fans to send clips of Olivia performing the song - only to discover that no footage of the 'performance' existed.
'I just want to hear that voice sing one of my songs! So, if anyone was there and has any vision, please get it to me,' she said.
It soon became apparent that Amy had fallen victim to an internet prank and Dean did not in fact cover the 2018 tune, which reached the top ten in Australia.
Amy Shark appears to have fallen victim to an online hoax, believing that English mega star Olivia Dean had covered one of her songs during her recent concert at Madison Square Garden in New York
Followers were quick to roast Amy online.
'Who is trolling this woman!' one person joked.
'She has to be joking. Olivia wouldn't choose that out of all songs. Pulling her leg,' a second added.
'Definitely didn't happen. Doesn't even make sense as the type of song Olivia would cover,' another chipped in.
Several others took aim at the Aussie singer for additionally sharing a screenshot in the comments of a conversation she had with ChatGPT, which incorrectly said Olivia had covered her song.
'Yes! Olivia Dean has sung Amy Shark's "I Said Hi". She performed it live as a cover during her 2026 tour,' ChatGPT had told Amy.
'Oh my God... You're using ChatGPT to ask this! So embarrassing, my god!' one person sniped and another quipped: 'Not AI!'
The Australian singer, 40, recently posted a TikTok clip in which she shared her excitement over Olivia's alleged performance of her hit song, I Said Hi
Several took aim at the Aussie singer for additionally sharing a screenshot in the comments of a conversation she had with ChatGPT, which incorrectly said Olivia had covered her song
Last month, Amy did wow fans at the NRL Grand Final, when she took the spot left vacant by the departure of Tones and I during the pre-game entertainment.
The Aussie singer was joined by Screaming Jets frontman Dave Gleeson and Grinspoon singer Phil Jamieson for a tribute to former South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow, who is fighting motor neurone disease.
Amy also covered the 4 Non Blondes track What's Up?, accompanied by Gleeson's growling rock vocals.
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