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    Podcast's Shocking Claim: Do Celebrities Drink Children's Blood?

    Las Vegas Podcast Fuels Conspiracy Theory: Do Celebrities Drink Children's Blood? A recent podcast episode by Sean Kelly, host of the "Digital Social Hour," has sparked controversy by discussing the unsubstantiated claim that celebrities consume the blood of children to enhance their fame. Kelly's video, uploaded on June 9th, 2025, from the Philippines, has garnered significant views and shares, indicating considerable public interest. However, the claims made lack scientific basis and should be approached with skepticism. The video's popularity highlights the spread of misinformation in online media. Responsible media should address this by providing accurate information and debunking such claims. While Kelly suggests a link between adrenaline from fear and a perceived 'supernatural high,' this remains unsubstantiated and potentially harmful. The video serves as a cautionary tale about the rapid spread of unverified information online.

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