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Brooklyn shop owner reports death threats from Kelly Clarkson fans

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Adam Rubin, co-owner of a Brooklyn shop, reported that his employees are receiving death threats following a social media post by singer Kelly Clarkson. The singer had publicly criticized the business after experiencing what she described as a "rude" interaction at the store.

Rubin stated that the shop is concerned for the safety of its staff due to the influx of hostile messages from Clarkson's followers. The situation highlights the potential real-world consequences of celebrity social media activity directed at small businesses.

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WGN9 Chicago Focuses on the immediate safety concerns of the shop keepers.
The Hill Provides context regarding the origin of the conflict and the specific parties involved.
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