While she was getting hate for the single, actual fans noticed some racy lyrics involving the 6 God in which she said "No, I ain't f*ck Drake yet."
Trolling Lizzo on Facebook will no longer fly.
Cardi B is never one to keep quiet in the face of online negativity, and she stepped up to defend her friend Lizzo in the wake of the singer receiving hateful comments online after the Friday release of their single and video "Rumors".
Lizzo claps back at the hateful commenters online in an emotional video released on Sunday after the release of her new single and video, "Rumors".
On Lizzo's new track "Rumors," she's joined by her Bronx homegirl and the pair represent like the goddesses they are on the new video and track.
You only miss the shots you don't take. Lizzo just proved that.
The "Truth Hurts" star posted videos of a smoothie detox and workout videos, prompting fans to label her "fat-phobic" and letting down fans who are openly questioning her body acceptance angle.
Blessing fans with the exclusive look via Amazon Prime Video,-the Savage x Fenty underwear and lingerie is seen being worn by the likes of Paris Hilton, Lizzo, Willow Smith, Normani, Ella Mai, Rosalía, among many others.
As spotted by Page Six, André Leon Talley has seemingly had a change of heart and is now praising Anna Wintour for starting to fix Vogue’s diversity problem following the release of the October cover story on Lizzo.
Lizzo spoke to "Vogue Magazine" about what it means to embrace full-figured body types, and the first step is to do away with the commercialized "body positive" movement. "I think it’s lazy for me to just say I’m body positive at this point...I would like to be body-normative."
Cardi B is gearing up to take her soon-to-be ex-husband Offset to divorce court. While the legal proceedings to separate from a philandering mate can be exhausting, Lizzo steps in to send her a gift with hand-written words of encouragement.
According to published reports, a judge in the United States District Court Central District of California dismissed the countersuit against the "Cuz I Love You" singer after three individuals, Justin Raisen, Jeremiah Raisen, and Justin “Yves” Rothman, was seeking royalties from the song.
