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Lizzo Lands on 'Vanity Fair' Cover and Disses Her Fans: 'I Am Not Making Music for White People'

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Oct 11, 2022

Lizzo Lands on 'Vanity Fair' Cover and Disses Her Fans: 'I Am Not Making Music for White People'

Lizzo has landed on the November cover of Vanity Fair magazine for an interview in which she spoke about abortion, being fat, and President James Madison’s crystal flute. The pop star also addressed criticism that her music is aimed at white audiences.

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