LIZZO ENTERS THE CHAT AGAIN WITH HER LATEST SNIPPET

The queen of body positivity and all things real has just entered the chat AGAIN; this time with a turnt new freestyle over an interesting instrumental. Lizzo recently shared an unreleased verse using the viral "Jet 2 Holiday" sound bite. The instrumental in Lizzo's video starts off with the same song used in the Tik Tok sound, "Darling, hold my hand". The original song is "Hold My Hand" by Jess Glynne which was released over 10 years ago and has over 175 million views on Youtube. Lizzo's version takes a turnt turn, transforming into an upbeat Jersey club beat. Lizzo walked on the track with her signature flair: fun, fresh and carefree. Since embarking on her weight loss journey, Lizzo's music has evolved into care-free black girl vibes. She's constantly warning critics to quit talking about her body and reminds listeners that she'll continue to do whatever she wants.

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The Grammy-winning artist recently shocked fans as she expressed her feelings about Sydney Sweeney’s eyebrow-raising "Great Jeans" campaign. took to Instagram to offer a comedic counterpoint.. Dressed in a denim jumpsuit that screamed AI-generated elegance, Lizzo posted a meme-style image that quickly captivated social media. Her pose was reminiscent of classic art, legs angled gracefully, but the text accompanying the image was sharp with political resonance: "If the Democrats won the election," it read, with Lizzo quipping in the caption, "My jeans are black..." The post expertly fused wit, fashion, and current events, drawing laughter and engagement from fans. Social media platforms erupted into a meme frenzy following Lizzo's cheeky post about the "Great Jeans" campaign. Fans couldn't help but delight in the superstar's playful jab at the controversy, with many resharing her AI-generated image while adding their own humorous captions. The comments were a cascade of laughter-filled emojis and witty banter, as Lizzo's audience celebrated her ability to diffuse tension with humor. This approach not only showed Lizzo's knack for timely satire but also spotlighted her talent for using pop culture moments to unite her fanbase in laughter.

Celebrities, too, were quick to jump into the conversation. Notably, social media saw an influx of TikTok and Instagram posts from fellow artists who either applauded Lizzo's humor or weighed in on Sydney Sweeney's contentious ad. Rapper Doja Cat, renowned for her comedic skits, even spoofed the "genes vs. jeans" confusion in a video, showcasing her support for using humor to tackle heavy topics. This collective celebrity response underscored a shared understanding of how humor and creativity can be tools for softening heated discussions, while also reaffirming their prominence in shaping and participating in viral discussions.