VIDEO: Demi Lovato Recreates Popular ‘Camp Rock’ Meme in Funny Clip

Demi Lovato recently took a trip down memory lane to their Camp Rock days in a new TikTok video, where they hilariously poked fun at a signature dance move from the film. The singer-songwriter spent a fun day at Disneyland in Anaheim and captured the entire adventure on camera, showcasing their iconic “dis-knees” dance at various spots throughout the park.

In the TikTok video, Lovato can be seen shaking their knees (Disney style) with a smile on their face in different locations within The Happiest Place on Earth. The star playfully captioned the video with, “Couldn’t go to Disneyland without doing the dis-knees,” referencing the move they introduced in the original Camp Rock film back in 2008 during their performance of “This Is Me” after Final Jam.

The video is set to the iconic track from the movie, and viewers can watch Lovato groove to the music in Cars Land, dressed in a large Mickey sweater, dancing their heart out in Galaxy’s Edge, and posing in front of the magnificent Sleeping Beauty Castle. Fans took to the comment section to show their support with comments like, “Wow, she’s really good,” and, “She didn’t win the trend…SHE INVENTED IT.”

This comical TikTok offering comes hot on the heels of Demi Lovato’s playful interaction with an AI program called ChatGPT. The program playfully roasted the artist’s character and career, but not without acknowledging that their singing voice was “undeniable.” Lovato responded to the AI’s comments with humor, jokingly asking, “So you think I’m a good singer?”

For more on Demi Lovato’s witty encounter with the AI program and to enjoy their latest dis-knees TikTok video, check out the article titled Demi Lovato’s Hilarious Reaction To Savage AI Roast Is A Must See.

In conclusion, Demi Lovato’s recent TikTok at Disneyland is a perfect blend of nostalgia and humor, showcasing the artist’s playful side and their ability to laugh at themselves. Fans can’t get enough of their infectious energy and entertaining videos, making them a beloved figure in the music industry.