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Input: So, a little backstory. This story takes place years ago, but I still wanted to hear your opinion. so here we go. when I was in middle school, I was famous as being one of the singers in my school, my voice isn't the best, but, I love to put a twist on my "performances". Like, adding rap to a song that doesn't have any, adding some monologue to the song, etc. So you got the idea of what person I was. So, I was someone that is "famous" to my peers (not someone that is a grade below me, as that fact will be important).

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One day, there was a small stage set up, in the cafeteria (mind you, that only a couple dozen of people is watching, since it was a small stage). Anyone could sing. Of course, I was intrigued. My friend challenged me to sing in front, but to sing for a girl that is with her friend (also a girl). I accepted his challenge and sang for her. 

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The next day, there was rumors that said that she was dating me. Of course most of my peers don't believe that and knew that it was only one of my "performances". But, for the ones that is a grade below me, knew nothing about it and thought it was the truth. I tracked down the girl and said my apologies, apparently the one that started the rumors is her friend beside her. her peers tormented the first girl for having an eccentric boyfriend. I was shocked (felt bad for her) and planed my revenge. 

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There was going to be a bigger stage setup in the middle of the schools ground for an upcoming bazaar and it is open to anyone (sure enough there is going to be more people there), of course I asked the staff beforehand if I could use the stage. Because of my reputation, I was allowed for a 15 minute performance. I asked the first girl if she could bring her friend (the one who spread the rumors), to the front of the crowd. She agreed and follows with the plan.

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At D-day, I brought up the second girl to the stage and sang the song to her. Of course a lot of people saw this, and soon rumors spread like wildfire. I even asked a friend of mine that is famous below me to spread this rumor about her. 

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So, do you think i went overboard in this ?

spreading rumors about a girl that have been spreading rumors about me