7 Times Celebrities Predicted Their Own Success On Twitter

Life is full of unexpected events that we can’t know what will come to us tomorrow. Also, we’re not fortune tellers, so we can’t tell what exactly happens next in our careers. Still, believe it or not, some celebrities did actually prove manifestation is real when posting what exactly they will gain on Twitter before succeeding in making it.
Needless to say, these celebrities don’t have magic or special abilities. They simply discover their dreams to chase them down. And the most important thing is that they have the talent and ability to make their dreams come true. So, it turns out to be understandable and truly inspires you to find yourself. Let’s look at 10 celebs who not only succeeded in their career choice but also predicted what they will make it.

#1 Zendaya

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Zendaya hoped to one day grace the cover of Seventeen Magazine which she first accomplished in 2016, just 4 years after she tweeted about it.

#2 Diamond DeShields

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The Chicago Sky player Diamond Deshields tweeted in 2013 that she can't wait to finally play for the WNBA. And just five years after her tweet, she could join the sport and manifest playing in the finals before the team won their first WNBA Championship in 2021.

#3 Patrick Mahomes

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Nearly 10 years ago, Mahomes assumed how it would be when saying the memorable statement "I'm going to Disney World" after winning the Super Bowl. And he actually got the feeling.

#4 Lil Nas X

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When the prominent singer shared this video of himself eating pizza after the Old Town road release, he was definitely unaware that the song would literally help him break into the music world. And he is now a successful rapper who has about $7M net worth.

#5 Demi Lovato

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Demi Lovato swore that she would sing the national anthem for the Super Bowl one day. And the singer actually made it in 2020. Amazingly, the singer also predicted her Grammy nomination as well on her Twitter.

#6 Bubba Wallace

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The NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace wished to race in the National series, and he later became the only full-time Black driver to do so in three series.

#7 Issa Rae

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American actress, writer, and producer Issa Are dreamed of being more successful someday and then made one of the most authentic shows on TV (aka Insecure). She also stars in different shows, such as The Hate U Give, Hair Love, and Saturday Night Live, and has already accepted a BET Award.