👉 A 'celebrity weapon' is like a superhero, but instead of superpowers, it's someone who's so famous they've become an offensive tool. It's like if, instead of a supernova blasting away at the cosmos, a famous actor unleashes their A-list ego to smash into the lives of their fans.
Here's an edgy, unsettling example sentence: "When A-lister Alexa Blair decided to publicly vandalize her latest album cover, she didn't just become a celebrity; she turned her phone into a weapon of mass digital defacement, leaving her fans with the unmistakable mark of 'I saw you, but you're not my idol anymore.'"
