The singer e American rapper Lizzo evokes withdrawal because she is tired of body shaming in his regards. “I Quit,” the 35-year-old African-American artist from Detroit wrote on Instagram winner of four Grammys which with its roundness has become a symbol of ‘body positivity‘. The announcement, it is not clear whether of a break (perhaps from social media as she had already done by removing herself from the insults received.
“I got tired of having to accept everyone dragging me into my life and onto the Internet,” the singer wrote, “all I want is to make music, make people happy, and help the world be a better place than it used to be. ‘I found it.” “But I’m starting to feel like the world doesn’t want me,” Lizzo added, “I’m constantly dealing with lies being told about me to gain prestige and views and I’m always the target of teasing because of the way I look. VI get picked on by people who don’t know me and disrespect me. I didn’t sign up for this shit.”
In August the singer was sued, together with the production company and the head of the dance troupe, by three of her former dancers for sexual harassment and for having created “a hostile work environment”.
The three on Friday called US President Joe Biden “shameful” for letting Lizzo sing at his fundraiser at the ‘Radio City’ music hall in New York. After the message to Lizzo, many declarations of solidarity arrived, from Paris Hilton (“I love you Queen”) to many simple users who asked her to think again. “You can’t leave, show the haters who’s boss,” one of her messages read. Lizzo had achieved international fame with her third album ‘Cuz I Love You’, from which the singles “Juice”, “Tempo” and “Truth Hurts”, winner of three Grammys, were taken. His next album, 2022’s ‘Special’, had won the Grammy for Record of the Year.