Lizzo vehemently denied that she writes music for a “white audience” in an interview with Vanity Fair. Rather, the 34-year-old musician composes music that captures her experience as a Black person. Lizzo’s music blends R&B, hip-hop, and gospel influences. Moreover, she has created hit songs that have shot to the top of the pop charts, including “Good as Hell” and “About Damn Time.”
Since the chart-topping songs were written with a black audience in mind but are incredibly popular with white people, Lizzo is worried about them. What “disturbs her the most” is this.The vocalist clarifies that she is “not making music for white people.”
As the singer put it, “This is probably the biggest criticism I’ve received, and it is such a critical conversation regarding Black artists.” “Black people frequently say, ‘This isn’t for me,’ when they see a lot of white people in the crowd.” It’s for them. The idea is that the majority of the audience will be white after a black performer reaches a certain level of success.
The astute vocalist and entrepreneur declared, “I don’t write songs for white people.” I’m a woman of color. I’m using my experiences as a Black person to inform my music.
Lizzo’s birth name is Melissa Jefferson. Music is “for me to heal myself (from) the experience we call life,” she says.
The Singer Is Clear “Not Making Music For White People” is what she is doing.
The singer from Detroit is conscious of the tremendous impact she is having on the lives of young Black people. “We need self-love and self-love anthems more than anybody else,” she says, expressing her desire for more love and self-love.
Then she said, “Am I making music for that girl right there who looks like me, who grew up in a city where she was picked on, undervalued, and made to feel unbeautiful?”
Lizzo also had some harsh things to say about people who are trying to paint her as racist.
“When people say that I’m not creating music from a Black perspective, it blows my mind. How could I not do that as a Black artist?”
The Singer Is Clear “Not Making Music For White People” is what she is doing.
On Fox News, 45-year-old Kanye West spoke with Tucker Carlson about Lizzo’s weight. “The bots—a term for Instagram telemarketing calls—criticize Lizzo for losing weight when she announces she has lost 10 pounds because the media wants to create the impression that being overweight is the new objective when it is truly harmful,” said Kanye West.
The question of whether it is a trend or fashion should be put aside because it is neither. Alternatively, if someone is attracted to her, they can choose to do so. It is clinically unhealthy, and it is diabolical to promote it.
West was questioned by Carlson about why he thought Black people were experiencing this. In his back pocket, West had a reply.
“The Black race is the target of genocide. They want to kill us in every way they can.
