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‘Beyoncé canceled Lizzo’: Fans call out diss amid dancers’ sex lawsuit
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August 2, 2023
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as posted by the channelBeyoncé shocked fans Tuesday after she refused to say Lizzo’s name during a remix of her song “Break My Soul” after the rapper was accused of sexual harassment and hostile work conditions.
The song, which stands as a tribute to black women in the entertainment industry, calls out icons such as Nina Simone, Lauryn Hill and Nicki Minaj and normally featured the “About Damn Time” singer.
Several videos posted to X (formerly Twitter) show the “Single Ladies” singer, 41, replacing Lizzo’s name with Erykah Badu even though her name flashed on the screen behind Knowles-Carter.
The Post reached out to Queen Bey’s reps for comment.
Several fans also praised the former Destiny’s Child performer for her level of pettiness.
“I love Beyoncé’s level of petty,” giggled one fan. “Leave Lizzo’s name on the screen but don’t say it and gave Erykah the attention she wanted.”
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