Lizzo, the popular singer, sparked concern among fans when she posted an "I quit" message on Instagram [1]. Many news outlets reported on the announcement, causing a stir in the music industry [2]. Lizzo, however, clarified that her statement was not about leaving the music industry but rather about quitting negative energy [3]. This clarification came after her initial post was misinterpreted as a resignation from music [4].
Various media sources covered Lizzo's clarification, emphasizing that she is not quitting music [5]. TMZ, Billboard, and NBC News were among the outlets that highlighted Lizzo's intent to distance herself from negativity rather than music itself [6] [7] [14]. Her original post had caused confusion and concern among fans and the music community [8] [9].
Additionally, the confusion surrounding Lizzo's message led to further coverage, with Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, and Deadline all highlighting her decision not to quit music [15] [16] [17]. Variety and The Root also covered the clarification, further showcasing Lizzo's intention to remain in the music industry [18] [19].
Following the announcement, Lizzo faced backlash from dancers who were suing her for alleged sexual harassment [20]. The dancers’ lawyer dismissed Lizzo's original post as a joke, adding a new layer to the unfolding story [21]. Dance critics and websites like Bored Panda weighed in on the situation, discussing the impact of Lizzo's announcement on the ongoing legal battles [22]. This controversy generated coverage from various sources, shedding light on the complexities of the situation from different perspectives [23] [24]. Ultimately, Lizzo's clarification helped clarify the situation and dispel concerns about her future in the music industry.
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