Lizzo

Grammy-and-Emmy-winning artist Lizzo shares her creative journey behind 'Still Bad,' detailing the emotional rollercoaster from struggle to empowerment. Collaborating with Grammy-winning producer Ricky Reed, she reveals the numerous demos crafted before landing on the final version. The song encapsulates joy amid personal challenges, celebrating resilience and identity. Lizzo's insights into vulnerability and artistic collaboration illustrate the transformative power of music, culminating in a powerful discussion that resonates with her fans.

Pop star Lizzo's dignified response to a South Park sketch, blaming star signs for 'creepy' habits, redefining 'middle class' with Hollywood stars, and exploring the complexities of body positivity, health criticisms, astrology, and societal class identities.

Lizzo, the Grammy-winning singer and rapper behind hits like "Truth Hurts" and "Juice," opens up about her recent experiences amid a public lawsuit. She discusses the emotional impact of betrayal on her creativity and the complexities of body positivity and authenticity in the spotlight. Lizzo candidly shares insights from a controversial night at an Amsterdam nightclub, addressing themes of consent and public scrutiny. This engaging conversation explores not only her music but also the resilience needed to navigate fame and personal challenges.

Lizzo and recent allegations are discussed. The hosts also talk about their podcast voices, TV shows, Ariana Grande's rumored separation, a new kid in second grade, lupus and leprosy, Prize Picks game, therapy benefits, controversy surrounding Harambe, manatee sexuality, ocean dogs, and their preference for hugging.

Lizzo and Jonah Hill discuss boundaries on this week's episode. They delve into therapy speak, Jonah's recent situation, and the importance of common language in relationships. Lizzo's response to allegations and the limitations she faces due to ongoing legal matters are also discussed.