Lizzo, the Grammy Award-winning singer and flutist, said she changed the lyrics in her new single “Grrrls” because of criticism that it contained a word that is offensive to people with a type of ...

Four months after releasing “Grrrls,” Lizzo gave fans some context about her decision to change the song’s lyrics on Tuesday (Oct. 11). The singer’s use of the ableist slur “sp-z” in the track’s ...

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’s new song “Grrrls’’ caused a stir online following its initial release, as the lyrics included a derogatory slur. Now, Lizzo, who recently went public with her boyfriend Myke Wright, has ...

Lizzo is telling us exactly how she feels about the lyric change. Earlier this summer, the singer changed the words to her song "GRRRLs" after getting backlash over an ableist slur in the original ...

Lizzo has released another version of “GRRRLS” that removes a lyric that was criticized by members of the disability community as an ableist slur. “It’s been brought to my attention that there is a ...

Award-winning singer Lizzo listened to her fans this week after receiving pushback for a lyric in her new song, “GRRRLS,” which was released Friday as part of her forthcoming album “Special.” On ...

"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 ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (WXIN) — Grammy-winning artist Lizzo has ...

(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 ...