Lizzo Seemingly Responds To Kanye West’s ‘Genocide’ Comments During Toronto Show

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Lizzo is not letting herself get involved in anyone’s drama. The successful singer seemingly responded to Kanye West’s claims, explaining that she is minding her business and wants nothing to do with his controversial rants.The musician shared her thoughts with the crowd during her recent concert in Toronto, revealing how she feels about being named by Kanye, as the rapper was talking about her weight publicly.“When Lizzo loses 10 pounds and announces it, the bots… on Instagram, they attack her for losing weight, because the media wants to put out a perception that being overweight is the new goal,” he said.

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told Vanity Fair in its November cover story.“I am not making music for white people. I am a Black woman, I am making music from my Black experience, for me to heal myself [from] the experience we call life.”Although Lizzo’s music is rooted in R&B, hip-hop and even gospel, she has scored pop hits with life-affirming anthems such as “Juice,” “Good As Hell” and, most recently, “About Damn Time.” But while she may have amassed legions of white fans since her Grammy-winning breakthrough, 2019’s “Cuz I Luv You,” Lizzo says that she’s speaking to black women first and foremost.“We need self-love and self-love anthems more than anybody,” she said.

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Lizzo blasted Kanye West following his comments about her weight. The chart-topping singer clapped back at Kanye’s body-shaming comments following his recent interview with Fox News, where he mentioned her name during a rant about losing weight.

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Lizzo seemingly hit back at Kanye West on stage after the rapper took aim at her weight in a controversial interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson. The pop star appeared to reference with 'Stronger' hitmaker's comments without mentioning him by name during her concert at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada on Friday (07. 10.

Lizzo had a lot to say during her performance in Toronto, Canada on Friday night. The 34-year-old singer and flautist seemingly responded to comments Kanye West, 45, recently made about her weight loss.After the rapper called attacks on her weight loss a 'genocide of the Black race' the songstress said, 'I feel like everybody in America got my mother******* name in [their] mother******* mouth for no mother****** reason.' Speaking out: During her show in Toronto on Friday, Lizzo seemingly responded to comments Kanye West made about her weight loss Lizzo continued during a pause in her set, 'I'm minding my fat, black, beautiful business.' The crowd clapped and cheered as she spoke up for herself without naming Kanye explicitly.The music artist - full name Melissa Jefferson - then asked the crowd, 'Can I stay here [in Canada?' before joking, 'Who can I marry for that dual citizenship?'  Kanye's comments came during a sitdown with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, in which he claimed any time Lizzo posts about losing weight, 'bots' and 'media' attack her to promote the idea that being 'overweight is the new goal.''It's a genocide of the Black race,' he declared in a wide-ranging conversation with the host on Thursday.  His opinion: While speaking with Tucker Carlson the rapper called attacks on her weight loss a 'genocide of the Black race'Seemingly driving her point home, Lizzo appeared on Instagram over the weekend to post a reel from a recent show.The clip showed the entertainer with a spotlight on her face as an illuminated message flashed across her torso.'My body, my choice' was emblazoned over her and in the caption she added only a period.Kelly Rowland later showed support for the musician as she reposted the clip in her

went viral, the artist herself appeared to clap back at the comment while performing a concert in Toronto. “I feel like everybody in America got my motherfucking name in their motherfucking mouth for no motherfucking reason,” Lizzo said on stage, in a video captured by Canadian oulet ETalk. “I'm minding my fat Black beautiful business.” Just a few days after American conservatives lost their minds over —at the —Kanye West went viral for calling Lizzo's body-positivity “demonic” and likening it to a genocide of the Black race, per .This content can also be viewed on the site it from.We don't need to give Ye's nonsense any more airtime than is strictly necessary, but if I'm completely exhausted by all the hate and body-shaming , I can only imagine how tired she's feeling right now.