Lizzo

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 superstar known for her body-positive message, joins Jay Shetty for an incisive chat about transformation and self-connection. She reveals her journey of letting go of toxic relationships to prioritize her own peace. The conversation dives into the emotional toll of fame, the importance of personal boundaries, and how her resilience has shaped her music. Lizzo also shares the challenges of navigating public scrutiny and the responsibility she feels as a role model, highlighting the power of kindness and self-reflection.

Lizzo, the iconic singer and advocate for body positivity, sits down for an open conversation about transformation and healing. She shares her personal journey of releasing toxic relationships and reconnecting with herself. Lizzo reflects on the challenges of fame, the impact of a recent public scandal, and the responsibility she feels as a role model. With vulnerability, she discusses her experiences with isolation and how her low moments inspired powerful music. This heartfelt dialogue emphasizes self-love, boundaries, and the journey to inner peace.

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.

Lizzo and Rudy Giuliani join the hosts to discuss topics such as social media, leaked audio, the nature of the entertainment industry, and the influence of social media on comedy recognition. They also explore the loneliness of fake love on social media and the impact it can have.

In the middle of a long, hot summer 2022, the people have spoken, and the people want to dance. Lizzo's "About Damn Time" just replaced Harry Styles's "As It Was" to become the top song on the Billboard Hot 100. Powered by retro instrumentation, a propulsive groove, meme-worthy lyrics, and a generous dose of slash chords (not the Guns 'n Roses guitarist, the harmonic voicing), Lizzo's hit song marks a deepening of the sound she established in past tracks like "Juice." But on other tracks from her latest album Special, Lizzo aims for new aesthetics. "Coldplay"—featuring a rare Chris Martin vocal sample—opts for emotional honestly over pithy affirmations. With the upbeat "Grrrls," Lizzo found herself in an online controversy: she had used a ableist slur in the song's lyrics. Taking the criticism as an opportunity to learn, Lizzo chose to replace the offensive line—but have other artists of pop's past always followed suit when met with fan feedback?Songs DiscussedLizzo - About Damn Time, Juice, Coldplay, GrrrlsDaft Punk, Pharrel Williams - Lose Yourself to DanceMichael Jackson - Rock With You, They Don’t Care About UsQuelle Chris, Chris Keys - Sudden DeathColdplay - YellowBeastie Boys - Girls, Sure ShotTaylor Swift - Picture to BurnLady Gaga - Born This WayOrville Peck - Born This WayElla Fitzgerald - How Long Has This Been Going On Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lizzo joins Zane Lowe to talk about her album 'Special', the creative process behind it, her relationship with social media, and her flute playing. They address the release of 'Rumors' featuring Cardi B and discuss the destructive nature of disrespecting art and artists. They also explore the impact of Coldplay, the power of art and connection, and talk about the flute's versatility and appeal.

Lizzo, the chart-topping artist known for her vibrant performances and message of body positivity, delves into the cultural roots of twerking. She traces its origins back to West African dance, highlighting how it symbolizes empowerment and self-love for Black women. Lizzo shares her personal journey of embracing her body, transforming insecurities into appreciation through dance. She emphasizes the importance of understanding twerking’s history to protect Black culture from appropriation, all while bringing her signature energy to the discussion.