Aaron Carter Debunks Death Hoax: 'What The F--K'

Aaron Carter is not dead, despite the latest viral story making rounds on Twitter.

The death hoax ran rampant earlier today, giving many a scare. Tweets that the singer, 33, had died exploded on the Internet, but luckily the former teen singing sensation put his fans at ease, taking to the social media site to slam the death reports.

His fans also showed their full support as they commented under the post.

"This whole thing is so disturbing! Crazy people creating death hoax. It's sick," one wrote.

"Don't you dare put this juju on my #1 childhood singer," quipped another. Meanwhile, a third commenter noted that the death hoax was "seriously disturbing."

The fourth fan added, "Probably people looking for clout. After hearing about your split from Melanie and her taking the baby..it isn’t totally unbelievable. They chose you because they know you're in a bad place right now."

Another remarked by writing, "Dude you need to get off social media all together because platforms like FB and Twitter are immature as hell as you can already see. You're better off working on your craft and moving forward from all of this crap."

The scary rumor came a few days after Carter announced his breakup from fiancé Melanie Martin, 29, just a week after they welcomed their son Prince.

“Due to personal reason Melanie Martin and I have decided to go our separate ways," Carter tweeted.

He added, "There has been a very big lie and my sister communicating w my ex fiancé ruined everything considering she knew what angel tried to do to me in court thanks angel you ruined my family. God bless."

The "I Want Candy" hitmaker fully blames his family, especially his twin sister Angel for ruining his relationship.

“I have the most conniving deceiving family and Melanie has been lying to me the whole time communicating with my twin sister and the family members who tried to put me in prison and who tried to get a conservatorship on me in court. I’m in shocked this is horrible,” Carter claimed.

Carter also said that his family is “trying to drain” him so his house would be “taken away.”

With everything that has happened, Carter admitted that he "never felt more devastated and betrayed and lied to in my entire life this is such a horrible situation considering prince doesn’t deserve any of this and now it’s my job to just be a single father and that’s what’s gonna happen."

This is not the first time Carter had a death hoax. Back in 2010, stories of the "Crush On You" hitmaker being dead circulated online.

According to OK! Magazine, the tweets claimed Carter died of an overdose. Just like now, the singer responded to the rumors.

"This is the real Aaron Carter I know there's a Hoax Going Around, But I'm Here, Alive & Well. At the compound Working on my mind & soul." Carter tweeted at the time.

Aaron's manager, Johnny Wright, also debunked the death hoax by saying, "Aaron Carter is alive and well at my compound in Orlando, rehearsing for a New Year's show."