Lizzo is standing her ground against criticism of her latest song, Still Bad.
The track, released after her hiatus, has faced backlash from some who claim its upbeat tone doesn’t fit today’s world.
The singer responded on social media, calling the take “lazy.”
She pointed out that she wrote About Damn Time as a post-lockdown anthem, and it resonated with many.
Lizzo also addressed how Black women have historically been mistreated, saying that her joyful music seems to trigger unhappy people.
She compared herself to icons like Janet Jackson and Earth, Wind & Fire, emphasizing that she is making music for her community.
Despite the negativity, Lizzo made it clear she isn’t backing down.
She ended her post with a powerful statement: what was meant to break her has only set her free.
The track, released after her hiatus, has faced backlash from some who claim its upbeat tone doesn’t fit today’s world.
The singer responded on social media, calling the take “lazy.”
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She pointed out that she wrote About Damn Time as a post-lockdown anthem, and it resonated with many.
Lizzo also addressed how Black women have historically been mistreated, saying that her joyful music seems to trigger unhappy people.
She compared herself to icons like Janet Jackson and Earth, Wind & Fire, emphasizing that she is making music for her community.
Despite the negativity, Lizzo made it clear she isn’t backing down.
She ended her post with a powerful statement: what was meant to break her has only set her free.
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