Lizzo is 100%...ready to listen and change. On Monday, the music artist announced that she has released a new version of her single "GRRRLS," changing the lyrics to eliminate an ableist slur that ...

This past Friday, Lizzo released “Grrrls,” the latest single off of her upcoming album Special. The song is a bouncy, playful track about her and her girls having each other’s backs. Trouble is, there ...

Earlier today, we posted about how Lizzo had been getting social-media backlash for her latest Special single, “Grrrls,” due to a lyric in the song using an ableist term. On the track, Lizzo says, ...

Lizzo has decided to change the words in her latest motivational single, “Grrrls,” after controversy ensued over the song’s lyrical content. Many of her supporters called her out over her use of the ...

"Let me make one thing clear: I never want to promote derogatory language." Fans spoke and Lizzo listened. The "Truth Hurts" singer has updated and released a new version of her song "Grrrls" after ...

Fans are rushing to Lizzo's defense after the star apologized for the use of an ableist slur in her new song "Grrrls," citing other popular songs with similar lyrics. The "About Damn Time" hitmaker ...

When Lizzo released “GRRRLS,” the second single from her upcoming album “Special,” on Friday, she probably didn’t anticipate negative feedback from devoted fans that one of its lyrics was an abelist ...

"Language changes generationally," she said. By Glenn Rowley Four months after releasing “Grrrls,” Lizzo gave fans some context about her decision to change the song’s lyrics on Tuesday (Oct. 11). The ...

The rapper and flutist said she originally used a contentious lyric "in the way that it's used in the Black community" and "did not know it was a slur" Lizzo is speaking out about changing the lyrics ...

‘As an influential artist I’m dedicated to being part of the change I’ve been waiting to see in the world,’ Lizzo said. Music star Lizzo has found herself in hot water, as the lyrics to one of her new ...

(WXIN) — Grammy-winning artist Lizzo has revised the lyrics of her new single after fans pointed out a term considered to be an ableist slur. The 34-year-old has removed the word “spaz” from the song ...