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Lizzo Iconically Shuts Down 'Annoying' Rumor That She Once Crushed A Fan To Death By Stage Diving

Lizzo Iconically Shuts Down 'Annoying' Rumor That She Once Crushed A Fan To Death By Stage Diving
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Lizzo being herself and not taking any crap from trolls will always be one of the best things about her public presence as an artist.

One such moment caught her attention enough to make a TikTok about it.


"So I see a lot of annoying things about me on the internet," she began in the video addressing one such annoying moment:

"But the thing that bothers me the most is this rumour that I stage dived at a concert and killed somebody,."



@lizzo

STOP THE 🧢


Lizzo's answer to that was predictably iconic.

"That rumour, it's a lie, first of all, I've never stage dived in my life."
"And b*tch, kill somebody?! You all really gonna put that on my motherf***ing name?...Like, I know I'm big, but b*tch, I'm not that f*cking big."

She followed up by stage-diving on her bed.

After her perfect landing she shouted "b*tch!"


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Jokes about Lizzo's weight have been an incredibly boring mainstay of her career since she first showed up in the public eye. Fatphobic trolls have filled her Instagram asks, calling her "obese" and the like.

Lizzo has always been iconic at shutting those down. When called obese, she replied with the fact that her bank account was incredibly obese.


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In a response video, someone asked Lizzo who called said that she'd been responsible for the death of a fan by stage-diving on them.

"I don't know...I wish I knew who said it so I could tell them to their face they was dead wrong but, while we at it, what else you motherf*ckers have to say?"




@lizzo

Reply to @coochpooch69 responding to all rumors today and today ONLY tiktok 😤

Lizzo's offer to respond to "all rumors, right now" went over well, as she then was rumored to be pregnant with the baby of Chris Evans, aka the MCU's former Captain America.

Lizzo did not seem so angry about that one.


@lizzo

Reply to @notjustjosiahh THE SECRET IS OUT🇺🇸


"This is something that I've been really trying to keep personal and private between me and the father," she said:

"But since we're airing out all the rumours today… we're gonna have a little America!"

Lizzo's irrefutable proof she is never less than iconic has yet to be commented on by Lizzo herself.

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