Overview
- Lizzo has addressed criticism of her new music, including her single 'Still Bad,' defending her 'poptimism' as a celebration of Black joy and resilience.
- She compared her experiences to the historical mistreatment of Black women in the music industry, citing figures like Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and Janet Jackson.
- The artist emphasized the importance of real-life connections over social media, describing how these themes inspired her upcoming album, 'Love in Real Life.'
- Lizzo discussed her struggles with depression and public scrutiny, stating that these challenges have strengthened her resolve and shaped her creative work.
- She continues to deny allegations of sexual harassment and a hostile work environment from 2023, which she says have deeply affected her mental health.